Loyiso Bala leaves TBN Africa after five years
The star thanked the channel for the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of broadcasting.
Continue reading →Prince Kaybee urges AKA to ‘stand firm’, sends support
Kaybee is the latest star to send well wishes to AKA.
Continue reading →Zozibini Tunzi on disagreements: ‘kindness should be at the centre of everything we do’
Zozi continues to champion kindness.
Continue reading →Former Eskom contractor arrested in UK, released on hefty bail with strict conditions
Former Eskom contractor Michael Lomas has been arrested in the UK in connection with a R745m corruption and fraud investigation into the construction of the Kusile power station.
Continue reading →Interviews for Western Cape judges continue with judge Hlophe among panellists
Interviews for Western Cape judges continued before the Judicial Service Commission on Friday with embattled judge president John Hlophe taking his seat as one of the commissioners.
Continue reading →More action needed to revive tourism industry
Long before the advent of Covid-19, which devastated the already gloomy SA economy, the tourism industry was already in trouble.
Continue reading →Another truck set alight on R75
A truck, travelling from Gqeberha in the direction of Despatch, was set alight on the R75 in the early hours of Friday morning.
Continue reading →Cuban engineers here to impart skills, SA teams not keen on rural areas, says Lindiwe Sisulu
Minister Lindiwe Sisulu says the Cuban engineers will work in the rural areas, “where there has not been water, where nobody has come forward to say ‘we can help you here’.”
Continue reading →UCT students return to campus after devastating fires
The University of Cape Town (UCT) has slowly started welcoming students back to campus, after the recent fires which affected the institution and surrounding areas.
Continue reading →Covid-19 variant first seen in SA fuels record Cuban cases
Cuba reported a record 1,207 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, as the arrival of more contagious new virus variants like the one first discovered in SA fuels its worst outbreak since the start of the pandemic.
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