Eskom defends load reduction strategy
Power utility Eskom has defended it’s load reduction strategy. Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi
Investigating Panel makes damning findings against three medical schemes
The Section 59 Investigation Panel has found that medical schemes; Discovery, MedScheme and Gems
Body’s natural antibodies are less effective against new COVID-19 variant: Prof Karim
Professor Salim Abdool Karim, chairperson of the COVID-19 ministerial advisory committee, says the
Eskom to suspend loadshedding from 11pm
Eskom has announced that it will suspend loadshedding from 11pm on Monday.
Catch 22 for wine producers amid alcohol ban
The 2021 wine grape harvest in the Western Cape is looking very good with excellent quality expected
COVID-19 core of Ramaphosa’s first letter of 2021 to the nation
On Monday, President Cyril Ramaphosa released his first letter of 2021 to the nation, detailing the
DA challenges Ramaphosa over ‘unconstitutional’ COVID-19 vaccine issues
The Democratic Alliance (DA) says its lawyers will write to President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday to
Pro-gun demonstration set for Virginia capital in wake of Capitol siege
Gun rights activists will converge on the Virginia state capital on Monday for an annual
Three women who passed away from drinking homemade concoction laid to rest
Emotions ran high at the funeral service of three young women who died after consuming a homemade
Families of 1985 Langa Massacre victims decry government’s “empty promises”
Families of victims of the Langa Massacre at Uitenhage in the Eastern Cape are threatening to
SASSA facilitating smooth process for temporary social grant applications
South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) Chief Executive, Totsie Memela Khambula, says they are
Auckland City withdraw from Club World Cup over COVID-19 quarantine measures
Auckland City have withdrawn from next month’s Club World Cup due to the COVID-19 pandemic and
AA predicts sharp fuel price increase in February
The Automobile Association predicts sharp rises in fuel prices for the month of February.
Phephisile Maseko hailed as an international leader and voice of traditional leaders
The late National Coordinator of the Traditional Healers Organisation (THO), Phephisile
Ethiopian women raped in Mekelle, says soldier
Soldiers and police in the northern Ethiopian city of Mekelle have expressed concerns about
Mpumalanga residents camping outside Union Buildings
The residents are upset over over delays in the Moloto railway project and have vowed to continue
Trump launched an attempted coup: Prof Scott Lucas
Joe Biden has been officially certified as the next President of the United States. This is despite
Alleged drug kingpin ‘Teddy Mafia’ laid to rest
Hundreds of people gathered on Taurus Street in Shallcross, Durban, to pay their final respect to
City Tshwane says it’s not yet overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients
The City of Tshwane says it hasn’t reached crisis level yet when it comes to he availability of
Calls for the closure of SA’s borders due to coronavirus surge
The Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs is calling for the closure of the country’s borders due to