Author: staff
Ernest Cole is famous for photographing the everyday realities of South Africa’s racist apartheid system. His 1967 book House of Bondage ensured his damning critique of the white minority regime was seen by the world. But its publication sent him into exile and was banned at home.
Focusing solely on what’s gone wrong in carbon markets is like judging the latest smartphone on the glitches of its earlier iteration – or wishing people skipped straight from faxes to email, or from horses to electric vehicles, says Mandy Rambharos.
The storyline centres on Gracious Khumalo whose idyllic suburban life is upended when her high school nemesis, Bongi Sithole, moves in next door. Misadventures ensue when the two mothers discover that their children are secretly dating.
In her nearly 30 years in public healthcare, Rolene Wagner has risen to lead an institution that many had given up on: the debt-wracked, conflict-ridden Eastern Cape Department of Health. Her upbringing has custom-suited her to the task.
Beloved South African wrestling icon Freddie Harmse is gearing up for the fight of his life after being diagnosed with stage four cancer. He has relinquished the title he still held at the amazing age of 63 to give himself the best chance of overcoming his illness.
Limpopo teacher, Job Legodi, learnt a hard lesson after telling his principal to “voetsek”. He approached the Education Labour Relations Council after the provincial education department fined him R3 000 and issued a final written warning for using the vulgar word in an exchange with his principal, Marupeng Ramootla.
The MK Party’s meteoric rise in KwaZulu-Natal continues as the party leapfrogged the DA and the ANC in eThekwini’s Ward 110 which, according to residents and a former DA member, has been plagued by service delivery issues for more than a year.
The MK Party’s meteoric rise in KwaZulu-Natal continues as the party leapfrogged the DA and the ANC in eThekwini’s Ward 110, which, according to residents and a former DA member, has been plagued by service delivery issues for more than a year.
Gunvor, Adnoc Shortlisted for Shell South Africa Unit Abu Dhabi National Oil and Swiss commodities trading firm Gunvor are among companies that have been shortlisted to buy Shell’s downstream assets in South Africa, according to people familiar with the matter.
After a trial-within-a-trial that lasted more than two weeks, Judge Nathan Erasmus ruled on Thursday afternoon that statements implicating two accused, Jacquen “Boeta” Appolis and Steveno Van Rhyn, in the kidnapping and trafficking of Joshlin Smith, could be admitted as evidence.