Zuma ignores elephant in room
Seemingly unfazed by calls for him to be jailed for defying the Constitutional Court, former president Jacob Zuma says there is more tea to be had by those who visit him in Nkandla.
Continue reading →Counterfeit goods, drugs seized by Port Elizabeth police
Police in Nelson Mandela Bay cracked down on lawlessness swooping on a shop in Kabega Park and recovering almost R1.5m worth of counterfeit goods.
Continue reading →Still plenty tea in Nkandla for those who want to visit, says Jacob Zuma
Former president Jacob Zuma on Sunday said there was still plenty of tea available for those who wanted to visit his Nkandla homestead.
Continue reading →Clean-up strategy provides school kit for volunteers
More than 30 children from an informal settlement adjacent to Windvogel in Port Elizabeth received school uniforms and stationery on Saturday.
Continue reading →Prepare to pay more as new toll tariffs kick in on March 1
Sanral announced that toll tariffs would increase by 5% on March 1, which the road agency said was in line with CPI.
Continue reading →EFF threatens court action unless the country’s ‘political space’ is reopened
The EFF on Sunday threatened to take the government to court unless the country’s “political space” was reopened.
Continue reading →8-year-old girl survives near drowning after being hit by ‘freak wave’
Lifeguards rescued an eight-year-old girl after she was struck by a freak wave while playing on a rock at Westbrook Beach, north of Durban.
Continue reading →SA’s intelligence chiefs at war as Muofhe fights back to clear his name
A low-key but intense war seems underway among the country’s intelligence chiefs ahead of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s keenly-awaited decision on who the country’s spy super will be.
Continue reading →Indonesian fisherman evacuated from trawler off Durban coast
A crew member of a Japanese fishing trawler had to be evacuated during the early hours of Saturday after he developed a medical condition.
Continue reading →Facebook takes down main page of Myanmar military
Facebook on Sunday deleted the main page of the Myanmar military under it standards prohibiting the incitement of violence, the company said, a day after two protesters were killed when police opened fire at a demonstration against the Feb 1 … Continue reading →