City are on an 18-match unbeaten run in all competitions following Sunday’s 1-0 win at Arsenal and have taken control of the title race with a 10-point lead at the top of the table.
Continue reading →Five people are expected to appear in court on Monday after they were nabbed at the weekend for housebreaking, theft, being in possession of suspected stolen goods, drug related crimes and assault to cause grievance bodily harm.
Continue reading →A pilot and his assistant cheated death when their light aircraft plunged into the roof of a warehouse in Alberton on Sunday afternoon.
Continue reading →Former president Jacob Zuma, who recently violated a Constitutional Court order, has argued that SA laws are not strict enough and are partially to blame for a lack of social cohesion in the country.
Continue reading →Residents of Timothy Valley in Ward 38 were forced to go hours without water after a water tanker had to pull out of the area because of gang violence on Saturday.
Continue reading →At least 3,000 of those who had been vaccinated in SA by Saturday were from the private health-care sector.
Continue reading →Two nurses – part of a roving HIV/Aids health team – were left traumatised after they were ambushed and hijacked outside Pietermaritzburg on Friday.
Continue reading →KwaZulu-Natal health MEC Nomgugu Simelane has dismissed claims that the department blocked or turned away private sector general practitioners from being vaccinated, accusing some of “peddling untruths”.
Continue reading →Pulse oximeters, devices which measure oxygen levels in blood, should not be used to diagnose Covid-19 and could give inaccurate readings under certain circumstances, the US Food and Drug Administration warned on Friday.
Continue reading →Seemingly unfazed by calls for him to be jailed for defying the Constitutional Court, former president Jacob Zuma says there is more tea to be had by those who visit him in Nkandla.
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