Author: staff
Frans du Toit was outraged that Alison Botha, who he and Theuns Kruger violently raped and left for dead, refused to forgive him – and told his alleged online girlfriend the woman he violated and butchered was a “bitch” who “should have died”.
Provincial Task Teams (PTTs) set to take over in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal will be inaugurated next Tuesday, while regional executive committees in the two provinces will be instructed to convene Regional General Councils (RGCs) at the weekend.
The legislative gap after President Cyril Ramaphosa sent a bill back to Parliament with concerns about its constitutionality is exposing South Africa to national security threats, the State Security Agency has told MPs serving on the Portfolio Committee on Justice and Constitutional Development.
Bobtail has faced objections from Montego regarding its claim of being “South Africa’s number one dog food brand” in its advertising. Montego lodged a formal complaint with the Advertising Regulatory Board, challenging the validity of this claim.
On Monday, the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban analysed the testimony of two witnesses whose evidence identified the alleged hitman in the murder of former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede loyalist, Sduduzo Magwaza, who was shot and killed allegedly over tenders in Cornubia, Verulam.
Information contained in legal papers, supporting documentation and correspondence between Ithala, the SA Reserve Bank and the Prudential Authority paint a damning picture of the institution’s finances as well as its governance, compliance and risk management.
Defending Nedbank Cup champions Orlando Pirates are gearing up for a high-stakes quarter-final showdown against Gavin Hunt’s SuperSport United in Tshwane, while Stellenbosch FC brace for a blockbuster clash with Kaizer Chiefs in the Mother City.
South African business groups have welcomed reforms to public-private partnership rules to cut red tape for projects worth less than R2 billion. BLSA head Busisiwe Mavuso wants the budget to provide more detail on infrastructure plans.
A French multinational with facilities in Zimbabwe was dumping hundreds of tonnes of yeast into the SACU, an investigation by SA’s trade commission showed. Now, a steep anti-dumping duty aims to curb harm to SA’s largest yeast manufacturer.
Former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede says her pension money is nearing depletion as she is paying for her own legal representation in the R320 million Durban Solid Waste fraud and corruption case against her and 21 others, including other municipal officials.