E-hailing taxi drivers put foot down
Port Elizabeth e-hailing taxi drivers from Bolt and InTAXI gathered in a Greenacres car park on Tuesday to raise concerns about take-home pay and security.
Continue reading →Patensie woman realises dream of helping mould young minds
A passion for her pupils and a dream of inspiring them to reach their full potential is what motivated a previously disadvantaged Patensie resident to reach her own goals.
Continue reading →Modified car owners, traffic officials to meet over ‘victimisation’
Members of Port Elizabeth’s stanced car community are hoping to have talks with the city’s leadership about what they say is the targeting of lowered cars by traffic officials.
Continue reading →KZN schools ready to open, but not all pupils will be in class on the first day
Platooning and alternate days and weeks are on the cards for many KwaZulu-Natal pupils when schools open on February 15.
Continue reading →Currie Cup team of the season: why many big names are missing
Not that they will be playing anyone‚ but the exercise of selecting a form team of the recently completed Currie Cup will see a significant number of household names omitted.
Continue reading →Durban in the running for Paralympic congress: Sascoc president
The SA Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) has submitted a bid to host the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) congress in Durban in December‚ president Barry Hendricks said on Tuesday.
Continue reading →Top-eight finish on the cards, says Chippa coach Malesela
A top-eight finish in the DStv Premiership is achievable by Chippa United this season, coach Dan “Dance” Malesela says. Chippa last secured top-eight status in 2016 under the guidance of Malesela, but since then they have been fighting to remain … Continue reading →
Proteas star Van der Dussen admits he’s bothered by failure to score a 100 in 14 innings
Hendrik “Rassie” van der Dussen has five half-centuries to his name in the 1000 balls he has faced in seven Test matches for the Proteas.
Continue reading →Safa to investigate ex-Bafana coach Stuart Baxter’s comment that cost him his job in India
SA Football Association (Safa) CEO Tebogo Motlanthe has said that he will first look closer at ex-Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter’s “rape” comment that cost him his job in India before deciding if it warrants discussion at his organisation.
Continue reading →Blow as Cricket Australia postpones Test tour to SA
Cricket SA suffered a major blow on Tuesday when Australia postponed their inbound tour‚ citing rising coronavirus infections in the country as the reason.
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