Новости за 10.10.2022

A neo-natal nurse went on trial in Britain on Monday, charged with the murder of seven babies in her care and the attempted killing of 10 others.

The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority has cautioned against contaminated baby products linked to the deaths of 33 babies.

Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande has appointed professor Lourens van Staden as the new administrator at the Mangosuthu University of Technology.

On Monday, Defend our Democracy launched the campaign by emailing a video with concerns about the bill to MPs.

The Stormers confirmed that Springboks Damian Willemse and Herschel Jantjies would take no further part in the remaining fixtures on their United Rugby Championship (URC) overseas leg.

Proteas batter Aiden Markram said Tuesday's third ODI against India in Delhi on Tuesday will serve a T20 World Cup preparation purpose, along with the need to get the crucial 10 ICC World Cup ODI Super League points.

A Western Cape man was found guilty with an accomplice of murdering his former wife and making it look like a suicide and robbery.

After being sworn in on Monday, 10 new members of the mayoral committee, the speaker and the new mayor, Dada Morero, made their way to the Eldorado Park police station where protesting residents have camped out for the last 29 days.

The high court has dismissed an application to review the decision to grant the project environmental authorisation but is has found the public participation process wanting.

SA's cherry harvest season is from mid-October to mid-November and so far, there has been very good demand from retailers, according to Tru-Cape Fruit Marketing.

Pope Francis renewed his call to abolish the death penalty on Monday, on the occasion of the World Day Against the Death Penalty.

During his first public appearance after his 15-month sentence ended on Friday, former president Jacob Zuma made a veiled attack on the judiciary and mocked his political opponents.

The South African Weather Service issued extremely high fire danger warnings for parts of Limpopo, the Western Cape and Northern Cape.

The head of the UN refugee agency said Monday that his organisation will need to make deep cuts with dire consequences for displaced people, unless it receives urgent new funding.

In July this year, 31 security guards who disturbed a June exam at the University of Cape Town were fired by the security company that employed them. But behind this action, footage of which was widely shared on social media, is a story of outrageous deception.

Professor Wendy Stevens believes ‘completely in the honesty of science’ and this, she says, has landed her in the naughty corner many times throughout her career. Biénne Huisman spoke to Stevens – a global leader in HIV and TB laboratory medicine about her career, what you choose when science and politics collide, and the value of swimming upstream.

The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that Airports Company South Africa is not entitled to amend an objection against an additional assessment of its 2011 tax year by SARS.

The popular talk show, Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen is now airing in South Africa.

Advocate Bashier Sibda, for the accused, Jeremy Sias, requested that Thomas Mbalula be excused from proceedings.

Robby Collins to perform at the New York Comedy Festival.

After a successful tour of South Africa, in which they won the Toyota Challenge hosted by the Free State Cheetahs, the Emerging Ireland XV brought a ray of sunshine to some young lives in Bloemfontein.

With results pointing to a victory for the seven-month-old Revolution for Prosperity in Lesotho, the 7 October general elections were largely free and fair, according to the European Union election observer team.

Jacob Zuma's private prosecution of News24 specialist legal journalist Karyn Maughan and senior State advocate Billy Downer got under way in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Pietermaritzburg on Monday.

Stephanie and Hungani Ndlovu, who confirmed they welcomed their daughter in August, have also shared her name.

Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu expects the number of people who receive the R350 monthly social relief distress grant to increase to 10.5 million.