Новости за 07.08.2020

The party says Social Development MEC Nomathemba Mokgethi must provide clarity on why the prices for food parcels differed across municipalities.

The three were found guilty of fraud and contravening Section 18(1) of the Identification Act.

First Oprah Winfrey gave up her usual place on the cover of O magazine to Breonna Taylor. Now she is posting billboards of the slain emergency room technician, seeking criminal charges for the police who killed Taylor.

The test kits should be able to help form a picture of how many people have been asymptomatic as the pandemic raged through the province.

The jackpot prize in Friday's Daily Lotto draw rolled down to the next level with 309 players winning R1 678 by matching four numbers.

The Werner de Jager led retailer expansion strategy became less aggressive but it's latest acquisition of The Building Company, takes it back to roots of aggressive expansion.

DA MP Siviwe Gwarube took to Twitter claiming that she visited the Maseve Field Hospital only to find an empty field and no construction taking place.

France and Germany have quit talks on reforming the World Health Organization in frustration at attempts by the United States to lead the negotiations, despite its decision to leave the WHO, three officials told Reuters.

Men are already involved in the debate around gender-based violence and how it can be brought to an end, but they need to show up and take up space in different ways.

Biases in investment decision-making are deadly, says Hannes Viljoen. But there are also ways to overcome those biases. In this 7-part series, he explains how.

The Western Cape believes that although the pandemic is not gone, the peak has passed in the province, and with safety precautions followed, alcohol sales can resume safely.

The weekend in some places will be characterised by strong winds, while maintaining fine, cool and warm conditions, according to the South African Weather Service.

Liquor traders are losing an estimated R300 million daily due to the ban on the sale of alcohol.

At least 14 people were killed and 15 others were seriously injured when an Indian passenger jet skidded off the runway after landing in heavy rain, officials said.

SA investigators are seeking to recover more than R400m from German software firm SAP for two government contracts they say were entered into unlawfully, court documents show.

A meeting with shareholders agreed that any interest in banking activities similar to VBS Mutual Bank would be considered as a new banking licence application

A suspect, who allegedly shot a George traffic law enforcement officer, is under police guard after he, himself, was shot during a chase by police.

Melanie Verwoerd’s argument that South Africa’s lockdown has not been that bad is grounded in false claims that blind readers with blue-sky fantasies, writes Gabriel Crouse.

A naked sunbather unashamedly gave chase in his birthday suit after a wild boar stole his laptop while he was relaxing by a Berlin lake in an escapade that has gone viral.

Judges have pressed the legal team of Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane on whether she had seen a classified report by the Inspector-General of Intelligence.

Coronavirus has now infected more than one million people in Africa, but hopes that the pandemic may be peaking in some countries are mingled with fears of a second wave.

A father was shot dead while standing in front of his children to protect them from an armed burglar.

Police have launched a search for a group of individuals after a Sassa paypoint was robbed and a Post Office vehicle stolen in Ndwedwe, KwaZulu-Natal.

A businessman sub-contracted to assess and audit Free State asbestos housing units, charged 10% of the overall fee charged by the main contractor.

Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi was providing an update on the status of schools since they opened for Grade 12 on 3 August after a four week-long recess.