Reflection: The true price of e-tolls
The e-toll system in Gauteng has fuelled public resentment and questions about authority, pushing many to reconsider their compliance with the law … Read more: Reflection: The true price of e-tolls
“No matter how small you are, anything is possible”: Willem breaks epic hopping record
The event took place in the public parking area of The Ashton Group of Auditors and Accountants, an auditing firm in Pretoria, Gauteng Province … Read more: “No matter how small you are, anything is possible”: Willem breaks epic hopping record
Here’s how much arrested foreign nationals cost SA courts in translator fees | The Citizen
These provinces included Gauteng, Free State, Limpopo, Northern Cape and the North West. The other most frequently used were the Igbo language in … Read more: Here’s how much arrested foreign nationals cost SA courts in translator fees | The Citizen
From The Big Hole to braai’d chicken feet: Inside the Northern Cape’s best-kept tourism secret
The government is actively shifting its investment to the Northern Cape. MEC Venus Blennies-Magage says rural provinces have historically been … Read more: From The Big Hole to braai’d chicken feet: Inside the Northern Cape’s best-kept tourism secret
COSATU in Gauteng Province Welcomes Cabinet approval to SANRAL’s Plan to shut down …
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) in Gauteng welcomes the Cabinet’s decision to approve SANRAL plan to totally shutdown the … Read more: COSATU in Gauteng Province Welcomes Cabinet approval to SANRAL’s Plan to shut down …
COSATU Gauteng Welcomes Life Sentence in Case of Domestic Worker Murdered for …
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) in Gauteng welcomes the life sentence imposed in the case of 21-year-old domestic worker, … Read more: COSATU Gauteng Welcomes Life Sentence in Case of Domestic Worker Murdered for …
Why storms that used to happen every 50 years are hitting more often – The Mail & Guardian
… Northern Cape in early May, which took at least 10 lives, displaced thousands of people and badly damaged roads, buildings and utility systems. It … Read more: Why storms that used to happen every 50 years are hitting more often – The Mail & Guardian
Anele Qaba’s urgent bid for reinstatement struck off court roll – The Herald
Michael Kimberley. Politics Editor. Opens in new window Opens in new window · Opens in new window Opens in new window. Enter … Read more: Anele Qaba’s urgent bid for reinstatement struck off court roll – The Herald
Kimberley arson suspect arrested after liquor store fire caught on CCTV
A 37-year-old Kimberley man has been arrested on a charge of arson after a fire was started inside a New Park liquor store. Captured on CCTV and widely shared on social media, the blaze left the suspect with burn injuries and caused damage to the business. Police investigations are continuing. Read more: Kimberley arson suspect […]