MTN group logo on large sign outside Johannesburg headquarters. (Source: MTN Group). Africa’s biggest telecoms operator, MTN Group, has reported … Read more: MTN Group earnings bounce back as subscribers top 300M – Connecting Africa
JOHANNESBURG – City of Johannesburg Emergency Management Services (EMS) is warning parents about a dangerous trend among school pupils. A video … Read more: Officials warn of dangerous ‘chuffing’ trend among pupils – eNCA
In an interim landmark divorce case, the Western Cape High Court last week a man failed in his attempt to be exempted from financially maintaining … Read more: Divorced man ordered to continue maintaining stepkids: Nonhlanhla Mtshali gives a lowdown
The Cape Town event will feature an outstanding lineup of international teams including South Africa, New Zealand, France, Korea, Japan, Wales, … Read more: South Africa to Host FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup 2026 in Cape Town
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… Pretoria” television series. 13. The couple starred in “The Real Housewives of Pretoria” starting in 2022. kyknettv. Melany Viljoen and Petrus … Read more: Watch ‘Real Housewives’ couple’s arrest for allegedly stealing thousands in Publix groceries
… Pretoria–Washington relations. Zane Dangor, director-general of South … Trump administration officials have also pushed Pretoria to adjust … Read more: South Africa refuses U.S. call to abandon relationship with Iran
The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has addressed the critical question of a woman’s entitlement to interim maintenance from her husband under … Read more: Gauteng Court’s landmark ruling on interim maintenance in Muslim divorces – Cape Argus
IT’S BEEN a weekend of carnage on Gauteng roads following two accidents that left four people dead and 14 others injured in a space of 36 hours. Read more: Gauteng roads claim four lives and leave 14 injured in a space of 36 hours – Cape Times