The death toll from tropical storm Eloise rose to at least 12 on Monday, according to figures from authorities across southeastern Africa, where heavy winds, rain and flooding have also destroyed buildings and crops.
Continue reading →Minister Jackson Mthembu wanted to challenge police minister Bheki Cele to a dance-off when was discharged from hospital.
Continue reading →Burly prop forward Lupumlo “Pummies” Mguca is on the comeback trail and wants to prove a point for EP’s Elephants this season.
Continue reading →Port Elizabeth teenager Ethan Mullins, 18, who sustained serious burn wounds after he was electrocuted while flying kites last week in Windvogel, has died.
Continue reading →Once the law is in place, the government will have a zero-tolerance approach to alcohol consumption by drivers.
Continue reading →Heavy rains over large parts of the Kruger National Park on Sunday night have resulted in the Sand, Nwasitshaka and Sabie rivers flowing strongly, causing all low-level bridges in the area to be under water.
Continue reading →Durban has a state-of-the-art new family court aimed at easing congestion at the magistrate’s court in which it was previously housed.
Continue reading →Japan is likely to achieve herd immunity to Covid-19 through mass inoculations only months after the planned Tokyo Olympics, even though it has locked in the biggest quantity of vaccines in Asia, according to a London-based forecaster.
Continue reading →Global life insurers are taking steps to curb payouts stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, including long-term health consequences that are not fully understood, industry sources told Reuters.
Continue reading →President Cyril Ramaphosa says details of government deals with vaccine manufacturers will be released as and when negotiations are concluded and when non-disclosure agreement terms have been lifted.
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