Новости за 24.04.2018

It is disappointing that the family of a 5-year-old Polokwane pupil who drowned in a pit latrine lost their case against the Minister of Basic Education for the child’s death. 

Johannesburg - Clauses in the country’s constitution that deny wives, who entered polygamous customary marriages before 1998 property rights, are set to be expunged.

Last week's decision by the auditor-general (A-G) to terminate contracts of KPMG and Nkonki dealt a fatal blow to Nkonki, with the audit firm yesterday announcing that it would be closing its doors soon.

CAPE TOWN - Who will captain the Springboks against England? With a little over a month left to go before Rassie Erasmus’ Boks kick off their 2018 international campaign, it will be one of the big questions as the international season draws near.

Cape Town - After serving the company for 14 years, a Golden Arrow Bus driver said his R11 000 income did not cover his expenses.

Free State Stars and Maritzburg United players dominate this week's team after their giant slaying in the Nedbank Cup semi-finals

The new British prince will be introduced to a surprisingly "normal" life in Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace.

The concept sports a more radical design than had been anticipated - it’s actually a high-riding saloon.

Johannesburg - A meeting between the Public Servants Association of South Africa (PSA) and Public Investment Corporation (PIC) has yielded numerous positive results for public servants, it emerged on Tuesday.

The Congress of South African Trade Unions distanced itself from a planned national strike against a proposed minimum wage and amendments to labour laws.

“A celebration of this kind is long overdue, and I wish that Bra Hugh was still alive to witness his talent being celebrated in this manner,” says City Joburg MMC Nonhlanhla Sifumba.

LIVERPOOL - Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson is confident Mohamed Salah will not be lured away from Anfield in the same manner the Egyptian was tempted from Roma last year.

Collection draws on path to self-discovery through language of lines

Office automation company, Nashua Mpumalanga has announced that it will be rolling out free WiFi to residents in Mpumalanga on May 1, 2018.

AUCKLAND, New Zealand - Auckland Blues chief executive, Michael Redman, expressed support for embattled coach Tana Umaga on Tuesday, saying he wanted the All Black legend to stay with the struggling club.

Pretoria - Pupils from Pretoria School for Cerebral Palsied, Physical and Learning Disabled Learners, and New Hope School now have the freedom of mobility.

At least 12 pupils, aged between 3 and 14, were given wheelchairs by Little Miracles Development Centre on behalf of sponsor Roman's Pizza at the New Hope School yesterday.

According to the source, Tristan, who he was accused of cheating “wants them to be together.”

DURBAN - The eighth tournament of the Sevens World Series takes place in Singapore soon and after that there are only two rounds left - London and Paris.

An ugly family feud over the rights to the body of a police officer gunned down outside her home three weeks ago has spilt over into the courtroom.

A new 6-year-old single malt has been launched

Cape Town - More cabinet ministers are set to be hauled before Parliament to explain the naturalisation of the controversial Gupta family, who are at the centre of damning allegations of looting of state coffers running into billions of rand.

Asked if this the legacy that we will one day talk about at his memorial service, he said: “I don’t know, I’ll be dead then! If it happens, it happens.

JOHANNESBURG - Bidvest Wits coach, Gavin Hunt, slammed the acts of hooliganism that have resurfaced in the local game, describing the perpetrators as “lower than a scum of the earth”.

Emirates unveiled its new Boeing 777-300ER First Class Private Suite exhibit at the Arabian Travel Market 2018.

Minister Malusi Gigaba conducted visits at two offices within his department on Monday.