Author: staff
Orlando Pirates aim to secure a third consecutive MTN8 title, building on their success and strong team evolution under Jose Riveiro. But Steve Barker, Stellies’ long-serving coach, aims to lift a title he previously secured as a player in 1995.
Medical students from Stellenbosch University who were being transported to the Khayelitsha Community Health Centre on Thursday for their practicals were robbed of their cellphones, wallets and other belongings when armed men stopped their vehicles in peak-hour traffic.
Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane’s admission for a master’s degree at the University of Fort Hare will be in the spotlight again after President Cyril Ramaphosa amended the Special Investigating Unit’s (SIU) proclamation on Friday.
The case against Steinhoff’s former head of treasury was postponed until February 14 by a South African court as local authorities grapple with the fallout of an accounting scandal that led to the near-collapse of the global retailer seven years ago.
The closure of Stellenbosch University’s Wilgenhof men’s hostel has resulted in residents being ostracised from the broader campus community and being portrayed as “pariahs, racists and rapists without a shred of evidence”, claims student in court papers.
Veteran cop Michael Pule Tau is accused of being the mastermind behind a hit squad linked to a whistleblower assassination. Now he faces additional charges of violating his bail conditions, with cops probing a secret network of influence at the maximum security prison where he was held.
With great success comes great expectations as South African sporting heroes, in particular, will well know and it will be no different for the Proteas, who open their 2024 Women’s T20 World Cup campaign against the West Indies in Dubai on Friday.
An association representing students living at the controversial Wilgenhof men’s residence at Stellenbosch University want papers they filed before the High Court to be kept a secret because of the “unfortunate victimisation” of current residents.
Will patients be able to get quality healthcare from public hospitals once the National Health Insurance is in place – whether for lifesaving operations like heart surgery or routine check-ups for things like blood pressure or diabetes?
Pointing out that the independent investigation into the collapse of a building under construction in George in May this year involved “a detailed technical assessment of extensive data “, Infrastructure MEC Tertuis Simmers emphasised that it was said “at the outset” that the probe would take up to a year.