Alsa Van Aswegen, a 43-year-old Kimberley attorney, was sentenced for cyber fraud, cyber forgery, and uttering after falsely advertising a Western Cape holiday property on Facebook and taking payment from a complainant. Read more: Kimberley attorney fined for cyber fraud after fake Facebook Hartenbos holiday scam
They welcome visitors from KwaZulu-Natal in what promises to be a tense and demanding encounter. Their opponents are pushing for a top-four finish … Read more: Kaizer Chiefs issue latest injury update on Etiosa Ighodaro, Reeve Frosler and Mfundo … –
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal is at risk of entering the local government elections with an interim leadership structure, as many branches fail to meet … Read more: KZN ANC branches in a struggle to get ready for conferences – IOL
… Free State farm · Mark Hook leads revival of Boran, Nkone cattle societies in Zimbabwe · Ankole cattle with large horns … Read more: Charolais prove their tenacity in the Eastern Cape Highlands – Farmer’s Weekly
Once successful, the system was supposed to roll out to the Eastern Cape, the Free State and eventually tackle complex regions like Mpumalanga. Read more: Elusive South African Mining Cadastre
Video | Mosiuoa Lekota’s memorial service at the Bloemfontein City hall. Tap to unmute. Your browser can’t play this video. Learn more. An error … Read more: UDM requests parliament to accord late Lekota appropriate recognition – SABC News
… Pretoria on Saturday, with their commanding performances so far setting the scene for the team from Pretoria to host the final on 4 April. Who … Read more: Last roll of the dice for three WSL 1 teams | SA Rugby
Real Housewives of Pretoria star Mel and her husband, Peet Viljoen, were arrested in the US on Tuesday for allegedly shoplifting groceries worth … Read more: ‘Real Housewives of Pretoria’ stars Mel and Peet Viljoen arrested for shoplifting in US
South Africa is heading for an economic shock if surging global oil prices persist, but ordinary South Africans are advised not to panic. Read more: Dawie Roodt warns South Africa heading for big trouble – BusinessTech