Turning negatives into positives
Despite being wheelchair-bound, visually impaired and unable to write, a Nelson Mandela University student took control of and overcame his condition to graduate with 14 distinctions.
Continue reading →Truck hijackings cost Kariega food wholesaler millions
A major Nelson Mandela Bay frozen food wholesaler has suffered losses running into the millions, after three hijackings in recent months that saw tons of frozen meat removed from their cold storage delivery trucks en route to clients.
Continue reading →Plaatjies, 76, still has ‘Manny more’ performances in him
While most70-somethings might prefer to spend their days reading or tending to their gardens, Manny Plaatjies says he has no intention of stepping away from the stage and still has “Manny more” performances ahead.
Continue reading →Hunt pleased as Chiefs end Sundowns’ unbeaten record in hard-fought win
Kaizer Chiefs ended Mamelodi Sundowns’ unbeaten record in the league when they beat the Premiership leaders 2-1 at Loftus stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Continue reading →Two held after Kwazakhele robbery
Two men were arrested following a house robbery in Kwazakhele on Friday, while police continue to search for five people in relation to another robbery in Bushy Park on the same day.
Continue reading →Two held after Kwazakhele robbery
Two men were arrested following a house robbery in Kwazakhele on Friday, while police continue to search for five people in relation to another robbery in Bushy Park on the same day.
Continue reading →Perlemoen and drugs seized in weekend crime busts
Eleven people were arrested at the weekend for drug possession and the illegal possession of perlemoen worth more than R800,000.
Continue reading →Perlemoen and drugs seized in weekend crime busts
Eleven people were arrested at the weekend for drug possession and the illegal possession of perlemoen worth more than R800,000.
Continue reading →Sports minister Mthethwa has ‘overreached’‚ says Sascoc
In a five-page statement‚ the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) said it “strongly disagrees” with Mthethwa. The sports umbrella body accused Mthethwa of “selectively” applying section 13(5) of the sports act and said the minister has “overreached” … Continue reading →
Easy does it: Staycation fun at The Boardwalk
It was a long, hard few weeks. Deadlines had to be met, kids had to be fetched and carried, and meals had to be cooked. And the school term had dragged on and on.
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