Moderna to apply for emergency use of its COVID-19 vaccine
Pharmaceutical company Modera will today apply to both US and European authorities for an emergency
Call for death penalty as man appears in court for E Cape six murders
Calls for the return of the death penalty are rising as cases of gender-based violence (GBV)
Somalia expels Kenyan envoy in latest row between neighbours
Somalia ordered the expulsion of Kenya’s ambassador after accusing neighbouring Kenya of
Tense standoff between backyard dwellers, police in Cape Town over land
There has been a tense standoff Saturday afternoon as backyard dwellers at Gustrouw in the Strand
Moody’s action on Lank Bank poses risk to food security, AgriSA warns
Agri SA has warned that the move by Moody’s to lower the Lank Bank and Eskom’s respective ratings
KZN government partners with SANDF to build 14 Bailey bridges
The KwaZulu-Natal Transport department has launched a partnership with the South African National
Queen of Kwaito Mshoza laid to rest at Westpark Cemetery
The late queen of Kwaito Nomasonto “Mshoza” Maswanganyi, has been laid to rest at the Westpark
Alarming resurgence of COVID-19 infections on Garden Route district
The Garden Route district in the Western Cape has seen an alarming resurgence of COVID-19 cases in
Holomisa says COVID-19 has taken its toll on the UDM
United Democratic Movement (UDM) leader, General Bantu Holomisa, says the past few months are the
Bemawu urges members to not join SABC strike
Bemawu is urging its members at the SABC not to go on strike on Friday.
US COVID-19 hospitalisations jump nearly 50% in 2 weeks
The number of patients hospitalised with COVID-19 in the United States has jumped nearly 50% in the
National Men’s Parliament to deliberate on combatting GBV
Parliament is holding a two-day National Men’s Parliament to deliberate on various ways and means to
Domestic workers can now claim for workplace injury
The Constitutional Court has ruled that Domestic Workers who get injured at work must be allowed to
Western Cape municipalities fear budget cuts will hinder service delivery
Municipalities in the Western Cape are concerned about the impact of budget cuts on service delivery
Online Santa website uses A.I. to let children interact with St. Nick
Sitting on Santa’s lap and tugging his beard while posing for a professional photographer at the
Ethiopia accuses WHO chief of backing rebels
Ethiopia’s military has accused the head of the World Health Organization of supporting the rebels
SARB keeps repo-rate unchanged at 3,5%
The Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee has decided to keep the repo- rate unchanged at 3,5 %.
Lamola expresses faith in Zondo following Zuma walk out
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola has expressed confidence that Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo will
CWU threatens complete blackout at the SABC
The Communication Workers Union has threatened a complete blackout at the SABC if management does
SA records 2 888 new coronavirus cases, 123 deaths
South Africa has recorded 2 888 new coronavirus cases bringing the total number to 757 144. In a