While the ban on alcohol sales persists in an effort to ease pressure on hospitals battling Covid-19, it has emerged that 607 liquor licences were awarded to Buffalo City Metro traders between 2019 and 2020
Continue reading →Health authorities in Victoria state have now reported nine infections among passengers that arrived in Melbourne on charter flights for the February 8-21 Australian Open.
Continue reading →City’s 4-0 hammering of Crystal Palace on Sunday was reminiscent of the way they often tore sides apart during their back-to-back Premier League title seasons.
Continue reading →Rail equipment company Bombardier Transportation announced that its Gautrain commuter fleet in SA has successfully completed 40m kilometres in service since operations began in 2010.
Continue reading →As the government’s efforts to secure supplies of Covid-19 vaccines find growing success, the Treasury is considering raising taxes as one of several possible mechanisms to fund the biggest vaccination drive in SA’s history.
Continue reading →Stutterheim Hospital clinical manager CEO Dr Mzekelo Godongwana tends not to give personal risk too much thought. Instead, it is the patients he treats who keep him up at night. In recent months, Godongwana, 10 other doctors and 58 nursing staff … Continue reading →
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has scored a decisive election victory to win a sixth term, the country’s election commission said on Saturday, but his main rival Bobi Wine denounced the results as fraudulent and urged citizens to reject them.
Continue reading →“In light of the serious allegations levelled against us we’ve decided to step away from all public work engagements,” said the DJs.
Continue reading →It happened to the NUM at Marikana and it will happen to the ruling party, which is fast losing touch with its people
Continue reading →The 24-year-old conjured a magnificently-improvised lob with his back to goal to score Tottenham’s third goal in a 3-1 victory over Sheffield United – only his fifth league goal for the club in a difficult year and a half.
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