Author: staff
“Absolutely,” was the emphatic response from Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi when asked whether the Amakhosi job ranks among the toughest he’s ever taken on, following their 2-1 Betway Premiership defeat to Marumo Gallants on Saturday.
Domestic workers in some affluent Johannesburg suburbs grapple with inadequate living conditions, discriminatory policies, and restricted access to facilities, according to a study by researcher Annabel Fenton, which was published on 9 April.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana suffered a blow at the Western Cape High Court on Sunday, where he was ordered to pay half the legal costs of the DA and the EFF after he decided to drop his opposition to their bid to scrap his 0.5 percentage point VAT increase.
After more than seven weeks of gruelling testimony from 32 witnesses in the Joshlin Smith kidnapping trial and trial-within-a-trial, the three accused in the matter, including her mother, Racquel “Kelly” Smith, are close to finally finding out their fate.
The fire, which has been burning since Friday on the Silvermine section of Table Mountain, has intensified, spreading towards Noordhoek, Clovelly and Kalk Bay. Officials have evacuated the retirement village Noordhoek Manor as a precaution.
In a Freedom Day speech delivered on behalf of President Cyril Ramaphosa, Mineral and Petroleum Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe said South Africa’s painful history and how the country moved past it have positioned Pretoria as a global leader in peace-keeping efforts.
An influencer’s TikTok post labelling African Bank loans as “investments” cost the bank R700 000 in penalties. As scrutiny grows on “finfluencers” and ad transparency, it’s a wake-up call for brands and influencers to follow regulations responsibly.
Debt counselling, envisioned as a solution for over-indebted South Africans, faces challenges like low fees, admin hurdles and uncooperative credit providers. Solutions include revising fees, using the NCT, and sharing fees across initial repayments.
According to Lions coach Ivan van Rooyen and stand-in captain Jaco Visagie, opting to play a more conservative style of rugby was behind the team’s 26-7 win over Connacht in their United Rugby Championship showdown at Ellis Park on Saturday.
Andrew Trench’s life turned upside down by the shocking news that he has stage four oesophageal cancer. After his medical costs were declined by his insurer, he has been blown away by the kindness of friends and strangers in helping raise R700 000 so far.