Surgeon’s treatment of patient ‘below standard of care expected’
“He was not acting as a prudent surgeon.”
Continue reading →Schools poster design competition shines light on poisons
Raise your voice and give a hoot for the owls.
Continue reading →Another e-hailing taxi driver hijacked and shot in Gqeberha
Gqeberha police are on the hunt for two suspects after an e-hailing taxi driver was hijacked and shot in Zwide at the weekend.
Continue reading →TUT students won’t join protests, but only because they’re still finishing the 2020 academic year
“Students are writing and they are only finishing next week Friday, so we won’t be joining the forces now. But as soon as they are done then we will join,” said TUT SRC president Mike Mothuba.
Continue reading →Suspected Islamists kill at least a dozen villagers in eastern Congo
Attackers killed at least a dozen villagers in an overnight raid on a village in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a witness and two civil rights groups said on Monday.
Continue reading →Motorcyclist dies on N2 in head-on collision
Algoa Park police have asked the public’s assistance in identifying a motorcyclist who died in a head-on collision in the early hours of Monday.
Continue reading →Four police officers arrested and charged for Mthokozisi Ntumba’s killing
Four police officers were arrested on Monday in connection with the death of Mthokozisi Ntumba, Ipid said.
Continue reading →Company accused of excessive pricing agrees to donate surgical face masks
The company’s conduct amounted to excessive pricing in contravention of the Competition Act, the Competition Commission ruled.
Continue reading →NMU management meet with protesting student leaders
The student protests gripping universities across SA reached Nelson Mandela University on Monday morning. NMU student activists arrived at campus on the day classes were meant to resume and blockaded the entrance to the main (south) campus, joining universities such … Continue reading →
Student union wants higher education minister to be held accountable for Mthokozisi Ntumba’s death
The SA Union of Students in KwaZulu-Natal has called for higher education minister Blade Nzimande to be held accountable for the death of Mthokozisi Ntumba.
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