The Manchester United and England forward started a campaign for food vouchers while British schools were shut last year and his social media posts helped force the government into making a policy U-turn and extending vouchers during school holidays.
Continue reading →The European Leagues body, which represents the domestic championships, wants to see changes to the proposals to ensure greater access to clubs from smaller leagues and has expressed concern over the increased number of games.
Continue reading →Starting and running a business in Nelson Mandela Bay is difficult.
Continue reading →There is even a fancy phrase for it — vaccine hesitancy. Simply put, it means a reluctance to be vaccinated even when vaccines are available to you.
Continue reading →Levante went ahead in the 17th minute against the run of play after their group pressing helped win the ball and Jorge de Frutos accelerated down the pitch before he passed to Enis Bardhi who pulled off a composed finish.
Continue reading →Outstanding victim impact reports and a new witness who is likely to testify have caused a delay in the sentencing of the murderers of an elderly Jeffreys Bay man.
Continue reading →The day electrician Petrus Scholtz’s body was discovered dumped, bound and wrapped in cling wrap along a road in the Fairview area, his alleged murderers tried to sell the bakkie they had stolen from him for a mere R10,000.
Continue reading →A suspected gangster facing a string of serious charges, said he admired basketball icon Michael Jordan and that was why he had the letters NBA (National Basketball Association) inked on his left arm — not because he was a member … Continue reading →
Kaizer Chiefs are just out of ideas, 10-man Amakhosi slumping to a 2-1 DStv Premiership defeat at FNB Stadium on Wednesday to a more alert, inventive and motivated AmaZulu.
Continue reading →The well-oiled Mamelodi Sundowns machine continues to roll on.
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