Six pupils from Limpopo school die as bakkie crashes into house
Six pupils from a Limpopo high school died on Friday when a bakkie they were travelling in crashed into a house.
Continue reading →Three astronauts return from International Space Station
Three members of the International Space Station’s crew returned safely to Earth on Saturday on a Russian Soyuz craft, Russia’s Roscosmos space agency reported.
Continue reading →Careless venting can sabotage your marriage
Marriage is hard work. And sometimes we all need an outlet to talk about struggles in our marriage. But who you talk to about your marriage could in fact be an act of sabotage for your marriage instead of helping … Continue reading →
Time for Bay’s elected leaders to clean up their act
It comes as no shock that Nelson Mandela Bay councillor Rano Kayser suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of the jug attack by Andile Lungisa.
Continue reading →Kariega swim twins call for more backing of athletes
One of the toughest decisions an athlete will ever have to make is the choice between sport, and life thereafter.
Continue reading →Chippa will fight for Nedbank Cup final spot, says Eva Nga
Chippa United will do everything in their power to get to the Nedbank Cup final, says striker Bienvenu Eva Nga.
Continue reading →In the Garden with Julia Smith Former East Londoner’s roots flourishing in her Sydney garden
If our Clarendon Girls’ High School art teacher, Barbara Innes, were to see how wonderfully her pupil Celia Buchalter Trakman has expressed her art in her Sydney garden, she would be well pleased.
Continue reading →WATCH | Crops wiped out in hours as Karoo farmers fight devastating locust invasion
For three months, Jannie Louw watched over the crops that would have fed his 15 stud merino rams for a month.
Continue reading →Addo’s Dreyer becomes first-ever woman head ranger at Kruger
Addo Elephant National Park conservation manager and “rhino whisperer” Cathy Dreyer has been appointed as the first-ever female head ranger at SA’s flagship, the Kruger National Park.
Continue reading →Report locusts early to prevent major losses, farmers warned
While the swarms of brown locusts plaguing the Karoo may seem bad, crop and pest control experts say they will only get worse if the swarms are not controlled and monitored properly.
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