One small step to healing, one giant bite for Solo Nqweni
It is a simple task taken for granted, but being able to feed himself for the first time since falling ill has put former Warriors cricketer Solo Nqweni on Cloud 9.
Continue reading →Gqeberha — still time to object
The Gqeberha name is not permanent — yet.
Continue reading →Easing of lockdown paves way for ANC conferences
President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Sunday night that the Covid-19 regulations had been eased.
Continue reading →These shoes are made for learning
It is often underestimated what a new pair of school shoes can do for a pupil’s confidence and, consequently, his or her future. This is the view of an Eastern Cape businesswoman who has started a school shoe donation drive … Continue reading →
BREAKING | Mkhwebane to face impeachment proceedings
Public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane will be the first head of a Chapter 9 institution in SA to face impeachment proceedings.
Continue reading →WATCH | State lawyers oppose bail for slain Tshegofatso Pule’s lover
Ntuthuko Ntokozo Shoba, the alleged mastermind behind the murder of Tshegofatso Pule, his eight-months pregnant girlfriend, applied for bail in the Roodepoort magistrate’s court on Monday.
Continue reading →Cape Town man arrested for weekend murder of two police officers
A 32-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murders of two Cape Town police officers who were on patrol at the weekend.
Continue reading →ConCourt will hear Jacob Zuma contempt application on March 25
The Constitutional Court will hear an application by the state capture inquiry to have former president Jacob Zuma declared to be in contempt of court for defying a summons to testify on March 25.
Continue reading →Teachers have similar levels of Covid-19 exposure to other jobs
Teachers are not at a higher risk of infection in their jobs than people in other professions, data released by Britain’s Office for National Statistics said on Monday, ahead of a planned reopening of schools in England next week.
Continue reading →Cleft Friends provides support to parents
When Jacky Engela’s son was born, she was nervous to introduce him to her friends and family because he looked a little different to the other babies. Unsure how those close to her would react to seeing his cleft lip … Continue reading →