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 →Nontshinga appeared to control the fight as he flicked his jab and used lateral movement to avoid the Filipino’s left hand.
Continue reading →The infamous intelligence report used to unceremoniously remove minister Pravin Gordhan and his deputy Mcebisi Jonas in 2017 “may not exist” inspector-general of intelligence (IGI) Isaac Dintwe said.
Continue reading →Mzansi celebs have often weighed in on the #FeesMustFall movement.
Continue reading →Japan’s government is considering a state of emergency for Tokyo and Osaka, local media reported, a move that would enable prefectural authorities to impose curbs to try to stop infections spreading.
Continue reading →A new educational series created by a Gqeberha production company is using music and movement to form a love for learning among young minds.
Continue reading →Liverpool, along with their great rivals Manchester United, are among big clubs proposing to form their own elite league – a move that has triggered widespread condemnation across the sport and society.
Continue reading →Some of Europe’s major clubs from England, Spain and Italy are proposing to form their own elite Super League, with the move triggering widespread criticism across the sport and society.
Continue reading →The move, which sets up a rival to the Champions League competition, was condemned by football authorities and political leaders, with UEFA saying participating clubs would be banned from domestic leagues, such as the Premier League.
Continue reading →Alibaba does not expect any material impact from the antitrust crackdown in China that will push it to overhaul how it deals with merchants, its CEO said on Monday, after regulators fined the e-commerce giant $2.75bn (R40bn) for abusing market … Continue reading →