Новости за 03.03.2018

DURBAN - ETHEKWINI residents are still being urged to recycle paper, cardboard, plastic, glass and cans despite the recent scandal over the supply of recycling bags.

The all-female crew of the Indian Naval ship INSV Tarini arrived in Cape Town from Port Stanley in the Falklands

Hitch-hikers can now select and verify who they catch a lift with, thanks to a new app called Waycer

CAPE TOWN – A much-improved second-half performance from the Stormers in Christchurch wasn’t enough to prevent the Crusaders from bagging a 45-28 Super Rugby bonus-point win on Saturday.

Some locals have already been fined R20 000 for breaking the country’s aviation laws

Cape Town - Prominent Gugulethu businessman and owner of restaurant tourist attraction Mzoli’s has thrown in the towel and is willing to hand over land in the area earmarked for a supermarket.

The development was to boost Gugulethu’s economy and create jobs. Mzoli Ngcawuzela made the decision this week after protesters set a car on fire in front of his property, part of the building was damaged and the supermarket next door was looted.

Plans to build shops abandoned

A Cape Town restaurateur, is passionate about supporting young entrepreneurs to start and grow their businesses.

Cape Town - Murder accused Diego Novella faced a gruelling week in the witness box this week and his testimony will continue on Monday.

The 43-year-old Guatemalan stands accused of murdering his girlfriend, Gabriela Kabrins Alban, at a Camps Bay hotel on July 29, 2015, and has been giving testimony for the past fortnight.

DURBAN - All the pupils know there’s no whispering in teacher Amy Barnard’s class – she’s fluent in lip reading. 

Durban - One of the last people to see kidnapped British botanists Rod and Rachel Saunders alive blames himself for their Isis-linked abduction which he fears has led to their deaths.

TOKYO – The reinforced Melbourne Rebels won their second straight Super Rugby match on Saturday as Jack Maddocks claimed a hat trick of tries against the injury-hit Sunwolves in Tokyo.

DURBAN - It’s all very well to try to keep the food on your plate healthy, but if there isn’t enough water to produce enough food, concern about eating well could pale into insignificance.

MEXICO CITY – India’s Shubhankar Sharma opened with an eagle and closed with three consecutive birdies to seize a two-stroke lead after Friday’s second round of the WGC Mexico Championship.

Before you rush off to buy a drone, be advised of the pertinent guidelines and the licence you need to have.

The 2017 gross domestic product (GDP) data on Tuesday is the biggest data release next week.

An estimated 1 in 9 women experience symptoms of postpartum depression and that may affect the baby

“In the heat of the battle, I thought it was a really tough match.”

Terrorism expert... It's more a criminally motivated incident. If this was IS, it would not have been such an amateur kidnapping.

Controversial artist Ayanda Mabulu says even though he was almost killed at his Newtown studios he will never put down his paintbrush.

"My name is Max Schachter. Alex is my little boy," it begins.

Siam had been saving to visit her godmother in Brighton, London, and had wanted to live and study abroad.

The show has been criticized for years, but it's in an even more difficult position after Hollywood's handling of sexual harassment was exposed.

DURBAN - FAMILY and friends of murder victim Siam Lee said their final farewells as the sound of the Carpenters' Close to You played in the background at her Stellawood Cemetery funeral on Friday.

Cape Town - Parliament’s decision to endorse the expropriation of land without compensation has been met with threats of mass protest and even campaigning to discourage international investment in South Africa.

As the debate around the decision intensified on Friday, some lobby group organisations and predominantly Afrikaner farm unions called for protest action against the government’s planned land restitution policy.