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7 Mei 2026 Tania Haynes How would you like to share the article? Fadiel Adams, leader of the National Colored Congress. (Archive photo: Parliament/X) Fadiel Adams, leader of the National Colored Congress (NCC) and a member of parliament, will have to spend the weekend behind bars in KwaZulu-Natal. Adams appeared in the Pinetown Magistrates Court on Thursday morning on two counts of obstruction of justice and three counts of fraud. The case was adjourned until Wednesday (May 13). Adams will then make a formal application for bail, Natasha Ramkisson-Kara, spokeswoman for the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), confirmed to Maroela Media…
UNDERSTANDING the nature of the challenges faced by people with hearing problems when they have to communicate with others who are not, is what encouraged Ms. Londeka Bawathu to continue her education at a higher level, studying social work.Mrs. Phakathi is one of the students who graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday, graduating with a Bachelor of Social Work degree, which she said she did because she intends and wishes to encourage others who come after her to be passionate about higher education.He said he is now looking to work on the qualifications he already has to participate…
Louise says that her son had a caring heart for people and animals, especially those who suffered. (Photo: Provided) Louise and Wayne Fick, a couple from Mareetsane in the North West, prayed for a miracle for 12 years. Their prayers were answered with the birth of their son Daniel nine years ago. However, their little boy died in a car accident on Tuesday evening, a few kilometers before their hometown. Daniel and his father were on their way home after a rugby match in Buhrmansdrif when a vehicle with very sharp lights came from the front on the R375 road…
The Department of Human Settlements in KwaZulu-Natal is in the process of getting a number of students from the slums that have built up on Quarry Road, Durban, school uniforms so that they can return to school as soon as possible.This comes after a fire destroyed approximately 130 shacks on Thursday, leaving many families homeless. The victims are said to have been kept in two large tents erected at the scene of the incident. The spokesperson of the department, Mr. Ndabezinhle Sibiya, said that the fire left 477 people homeless, including 299 children and 178 adults.”Right now we are busy…
The officials of the Qulusini Municipality have complained, the DA is blocking the proposal to reward them with bonuses.The proposal that council officers be given bonuses was rejected at the council meeting after the DA expressed his opposition to the proposal.The municipality is jointly managed by IFP and DA. The DA’s refusal to support the motion caused it to fail.The DA Councillor, Mr. Swelakhe Shelembe, said that they decided to oppose the proposal because there was no evidence given to them to show that the officials who were to be given bonuses did their work in an admirable manner.”Giving a…
“GEMS has a social obligation towards its members to provide them with affordable medical benefits. In the current financial climate, teachers cannot choose between a medical fund and the necessary means of living. A closed medical fund must be affordable for its members.”
The former Minister of Health in KwaZulu-Natal appeared in court for corruption related to the tender.Peggy Yoliswa Nkonyeni (64), on Thursday, appeared at the High Court in Pietermaritzburg, facing charges of fraud and corruption. His appearance coincides with the alleged role he played in the purchase of water purification equipment (Watakas) and air conditioning equipment (Oxyntakas) for hospitals in KwaZulu-Natal.Nkonyeni was the Minister of Health in KZN at the time this allegedly happened. The property was purchased from Intaka Holdings, owned by Uruguayan businessman Dr. Gaston Savoi.In court, Nkonyeni appeared alongside Busisiwe Nyembezi, Victor Ntshangase, Alson Sipho Buthelezi, Sandile Kuboni,…
(Photo: Provided) Skurweberg Secondary School recently earned a place in the history books with the successful completion of its first roast chicken project and the first project of its kind in the Western Cape. Of the 2,000 broilers that Cape Forum donated to this school in Ceres two months ago, around 1,950 adult chickens were slaughtered. With this, a remarkable success rate of 97.5% was achieved and the project – despite the challenges of selling the chickens one by one – recorded a net profit of more than R50 000. Cape Forum and National Chicks donated these broilers for the…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has had the biggest impact in the field of coding. Anthropic’s top engineer Boris Cherny has said that the position of software engineer will soon be eliminated. He told that in Anthropic no one writes code by hand. AI does this work. Other companies of the world are also moving forward on this path.Anthropic’s top engineer Boris Cherny has said that the position of software engineer will soon be eliminated.The advent of Artificial Intelligence has had the biggest impact in the field of coding. Companies are now getting their work done with AI. Anthropic is the biggest…