Новости за 10.04.2024

Rise Mzansi leader Songezo Zibi refused major donations from private donors because he does not want to be part of the Multi-Party Charter.

Proteas women's opening batter Tazmin Brits bounced back in form with a stunning century before the first of three One-Day Internationals against Sri Lanka was called off due to rain.

President Joe Biden said on Wednesday the United States was "considering" a request by Australia to drop the prosecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on espionage charges.

The Govan Mbeki Local Municipality has renovated some pump stations and wastewater treatment works to mitigate sewage spillages.

The US accounting watchdog on Wednesday hit affiliates of KPMG and Deloitte, two of the Big Four auditors, with civil penalties and barred senior leaders at the firms over exam cheating.

South Africa's fossil fuel subsidies tripled in five years from R39 billion to R118 billion by 2023, a new report shows.

The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has set aside the sanctions imposed by the South African Council for Educators (SACE) on two teachers who assaulted pupils and directed that it reconsider its decisions in line with the best interest of the children.

The South African Weather Service has issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for damaging winds and waves leading to disruption of beachfront, harbours and port activities expected along the KwaZulu-Natal coast.

Awelani Mukwevo has to find a way to get enough water for her household in Mathuli Village, Limpopo, every morning. She either must buy it or scoop up some water with a plastic bottle from the top of an open borehole pipe near the Thavha River.

The long-awaited inquest into the death of budding chef Anele Tembe is not ready to proceed yet, leaving both her family and that of her fiancé, the late Keenan "AKA" Forbes, in limbo.

A Cape Town man says he "stood at death's door" when eight armed men abducted him and his neighbour on Monday in Chatsworth, Malmesbury, after they accused the two of burglary at a property in a Dunoon informal settlement over the weekend.

Electronics group Ellies announced on Wednesday its business rescue practitioner had concluded there are no reasonable prospects of saving the business, and will apply to the court for a liquidation order.

Chef Johannes Richter from the award-winning fine-dining restaurant, The LivingRoom at Summerhill Guest Estate, looks at Africa's rise on the culinary front.

After a legal battle with the IEC, Jacob Zuma is officially back on the final candidate list for the upcoming general elections.

Government has said it is looking into a solution for mounting motorist e-toll debt, with the system set to close on Thursday this week.

Residents of Grassy Park in Cape Town are still reeling after the body of an unknown woman was discovered in a canal at Fisherman's Walk, near the Zeekoevlei Nature Reserve, on Monday.

MMC for Environment and Infrastructure Services, Jack Sekwaila, assured Johannesburg residents that the tap water was completely safe to drink.

A protracted lithium mining dispute between Chinese investors and a Zimbabwean government-owned corporation has led to a contentious High Court verdict that could result in the termination of mining licenses issued after 2003.

The Sheriff of the Western Cape High Court on Wednesday concluded the eviction of homeless people living in and around Cape Town's central business district.

Siyabonga Shelembe, 37, who enlisted the help of three men to murder his "rich aunt", has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Pietermaritzburg.

President Cyril Ramaphosa's Anti-Corruption Advisory Council has asked him to delay the promulgation of new party funding law provisions that keep the funding of political parties under wraps.

A bank manager, a church pastor and a pseudo businessman were sentenced for running a credit card scam that involved trafficking people to use fake information to open accounts then emptying them.

The NFO began operating on 1 March as a single, overarching, all-in-one dispute resolution service following the amalgamation of four former industry bodies.

Despite delays ascribed to procurement and finding funds, ground has finally been broken on a package water treatment plant that is aimed at producing drinking water for Hammanskraal residents.

The Cheetahs have welcomed the arrival of four players from Welsh URC club, Ospreys.