International relations and co-operation director-general Kgabo Mohoai has been placed on precautionary suspension after the department spent R118m of taxpayers’ money on a piece of land in New York that did not exist.
Continue reading →Bjoern von Bismarck grabbed his bodyboard and dived into the surf without hesitating when he saw a man being swept out to sea at Wilderness Beach in the southern Cape.
Continue reading →The government’s money-counters denied a roll-over in October for drought recovery, neighbourhood development partnership, urban settlement development and public transport network grants.
Continue reading →The five-day strike by Samwu-affiliated workers in Nelson Mandela Bay was interdicted yesterday. The municipality had approached the Port Elizabeth labour court on an urgent basis, asking for the court to compel the striking workers to stop intimidating workers who … Continue reading →
President Cyril Ramaphosa said it was a priority that the education sector regains the time it lost to the coronavirus pandemic.
Continue reading →In the past few months, a proliferation of women-only transport services has been launched, the latest of which is from Bolt.
Continue reading →Of the sporting greats of the late 20th century, only a handful have earned legendary status worldwide and adulation beyond the racetrack, the court or the pitch, with football icon Diego Maradona lining up in this team of legends
Continue reading →Everything possible will be done to ensure the British and Irish Lions tour to South Africa takes place as scheduled this year, Lions board chairman Jason Leonard says.
Continue reading →A handful of Patriotic Alliance members had a braai during their peaceful picketing near the First Beacon in Summerstrand on Friday.
Continue reading →The battle lines have been drawn in Nelson Mandela Bay, with municipal workers vowing to make the city ungovernable while mayor Nqaba Bhanga wants the Port Elizabeth high court to interdict workers from intimidating others.
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