Author: staff
Sasol has unveiled a potential interim gas strategy that could buy South Africa another 24 months to stave off the “gas cliff” threatening the country’s industrial users as depleting gas reserves from Mozambique edge closer to exhaustion.
One of the accused in the kidnapping trial of the missing Joshlin Smith returned to the witness stand on Tuesday for the continuation of his cross-examination in the trial-within-a-trial, challenging the admissibility of confessions two of the accused made to the police.
The department meant to lead the charge against corruption, the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, removed the log from its own eye by dismissing 54 officials for a range of offences, of which 15 were referred for criminal investigation and prosecution.
It has emerged that the driver and conductor of the train alleged to have hit and killed former ANC president and stalwart Chief Albert John Luthuli could not be traced by the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation as they investigated the reopened inquest into his death.
After weathering a storm of controversy and legal battles, including a withdrawn murder charge, TV personality Xolani Khumalo is set to make his highly anticipated return to Moja Love’s (DStv 157) hit drug-busting series, Sizok’thola.
South Africa’s move to relocate the Taiwanese liaison office (TLO) from Pretoria is an independent foreign policy position, reaffirming its belief in China’s sovereignty over Taiwan, the minister of international relations and cooperation has said.
Bradley van Eysland, the head of security at Louiesenhof Farm in Stellenbosch, had a lucrative deal waiting once his contract with Stefan Smit came to an end. But when that fell through, he had a plan – to have the farmer killed and allegedly get paid millions by his wife.
The investigator who probed the death of ANC stalwart Chief Albert John Luthuli 56 years later, ahead of the 1967 initial inquest being reopened, painted a picture of the difficulties he faced in tracing and tracking evidence used in the initial inquest.
Remgro says it is still grappling with a “stubbornly high” discount to net asset value, attributing this to the underperformance of its investments in Heineken Beverages, Swiss-based hospital group Hirslanden, and fibre operator CIVH.
A grieving father whose ex-girlfriend allegedly raped and murdered his 4-year-old daughter has told the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg how in the months leading up to the tragedy, she threatened him – saying, “I’ll show you how I’m going to kill your f***ing child”.