Dr Sindi asked her family not to share personal goodbye messages sent to loved ones
Dr Sindi asked her family not to share personal goodbye messages she sent loved ones.
Continue reading →‘Some people don’t care about racism, they just want him to go’: Thuli Madonsela stands by Adam Habib stance
Thuli Madonsela remains firm on her stance calling for Adam Habib’s reinstatement as director at the University of London School of Oriental and African Studies “without delay”.
Continue reading →Hostility between farmers and workers a trend in KZN, says premier
KwaZulu-Natal premier Sihle Zikalala said at the weekend that ongoing tensions between farmers and workers was endemic in many parts of the province.
Continue reading →WATCH LIVE | Former Eskom CFO Anoj Singh returns to state capture inquiry
The commission is to hear Eskom-related evidence from former CFO at the state power utility, Anoj Singh.
Continue reading →Medico-legal claims judgment significant for department and claimants
An important judgment handed down at the Constitutional Court last week is likely to have huge implications for the department of health and all those who have suffered at the hands of negligent health-care workers. We all know about the … Continue reading →
LEARNING CURVE | Leap of faith pays off for Gqeberha salon owner Marlize
A few years ago, hair stylist Marlize Knoetze used to work for one of the most popular hair salons in Gqeberha.
Continue reading →‘There’s more to life than the illusion of success’ — Nokuthula Mavuso says money isn’t everything
Life isn’t all about that hustle.
Continue reading →Nelli Tembe’s death – here are the facts so far
Investigations into the death of AKA’s fiancée Anele “Nelli” Tembe are continuing and the cause of her death remains unknown.
Continue reading →Solskjaer says Cavani still undecided on Man Utd future
The 34-year-old Cavani, who signed from Paris St Germain, is reportedly ready to continue his career in South America having failed to settle down in England.
Continue reading →Hideki Matsuyama wins Masters, becomes first from Japan to win men’s major
With the hopes of a nation atop his broad shoulders, Matsuyama did just enough to hold on at Augusta, Ga., becoming the first player from Japan to win a men’s major tournament with a one-shot victory at the Masters.
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