Municipal vehicle set alight in Makhanda
Police are investigating a case of malicious damage to property after residents allegedly set alight a municipal vehicle in Makhanda on Monday afternoon.
Continue reading →Up to R1m on offer to nab gang in Cape CIT heist, one suspect caught so far
A cash reward is on offer to catch the culprits involved in a cash-in-transit heist in the Western Cape, during which one guard was killed and three wounded.
Continue reading →Birthday wishes for Zuma to be compiled into a book for him
Former president Jacob Zuma recently turned 79 years old.
Continue reading →Police killing of Daunte Wright near Minneapolis sparks second night of unrest
The police chief of a Minneapolis suburb where a young black man was shot to death by police during a traffic stop, sparking two nights of civil unrest, said on Monday the officer in question apparently drew her gun instead … Continue reading →
Helen Zille criticised for taking aim at ‘silent’ Black Lives Matter movement during Mozambique attacks
Helen Zille said the movement is too busy “looking for microaggressions” rather than confronting all violence against black people.
Continue reading →EP could score if Rainbow Cup canned
Fate may have thrown EP’s Elephants an unexpected lifeline to continue playing top tier rugby after serious doubts surfaced over whether the PRO16 Rainbow Cup will be able to take place.
Continue reading →SA Rugby lobbying hard for fans in stadia during Lions tour
South Africa’s economy is set to lose 6.6 billion rand if this year’s British & Irish Lions tour goes ahead without fans, according to a study commissioned by SA Rugby, which admits it will “do anything” to get some supporters … Continue reading →
Kaizer Chiefs coach Gavin Hunt: ‘You know‚ we haven’t signed a player – nothing’
Gavin Hunt has praised the “huge fight” of Kaizer Chiefs and their “great achievement” reaching the Caf Champions League quarterfinal with a dramatic 2-2 Group C draw against Horoya in Conakry‚ Guinea on Saturday night.
Continue reading →East Cape-raised prof assists in Covid breakthrough
According to PRINCIPLE, the world’s largest platform trial of community-based treatments for Covid-19, it was found that the inhaled common corticosteroid – budesonide – lowers inflammation in the body.
Continue reading →England reopens with pints pulled, shopping sprees and hair cuts
People queued up outside retailers across England on Monday to release their pent-up shopping fever and some grabbed a midnight pint or even an early haircut as England’s shops, pubs, gyms and hairdressers reopened after three months of lockdown. After … Continue reading →