There was a strong rugby feel about the nominees for the prestigious SA Sports Awards announced earlier this week, with Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and coach Jacques Nienaber among them. [Voir]
Eastern Cape police have arrested three suspected house robbers after they accidentally pressed a security panic button after entering a property in Mount Pleasant. [Voir]
More than 200 nurses will stage a sit-in at the offices of the Department of Health in the North West on Monday, to demand their immediate employment at clinics and hospitals. [Voir]
Bayanda Walaza says his unorthodox sprinting gait, which has brought him the title of 'fastest teenager in the world', is the one battle he has consistently lost thus far in his sprinting career. [Voir]
There was a strong rugby feel about the nominees for the prestigious SA Sports Awards announced earlier this week, with Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and coach Jacques Nienaber among them. [Voir]
Jacques Nienaber's somewhat muted return to South Africa with Leinster has highlighted the mixed reactions between his home country and Ireland over his new gig. [Voir]
Day one at the Senior National Track and Field Champs saw old dog Akani Simbine bare his fangs, youngster Viwe Jingqi take her first nationals in her stride, and Glenrose Xaba finally win the 5 000m. [Voir]
Dealing with occasionally rowdy guests as a hotel manager and keeping an orderly workplace as a dishwasher while in college appear to have uniquely prepared the judge handling Donald Trump's trial. [Voir]
Some 11 000 people have been evacuated from around the Ruang volcano in northern Indonesia amid fears it could collapse causing a tsunami after erupting multiple times. [Voir]
The prosecution sought 12-year prison sentences for the founders of a now-defunct law firm at the centre of the so-called "Panama Papers" tax evasion scandal. [Voir]
SpaceX is building a network of hundreds of spy satellites under a classified contract with a US intelligence agency, five sources familiar with the programme said, demonstrating deepening ties between billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk's space company and national security agencies. [Voir]
Google is considering charging for new "premium" features run by artificial intelligence, the Financial Times reported, marking the first time it would put any of its core product behind a paywall.
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Spanning 1 500 soccer fields, a world-class hybrid solar PV and battery storage facility developed by Scatec has been unveiled in the Northern Cape. [Voir]
Transnet must hand over a raft of documents amid a court case it launched against Sasol and TotalEnergies over their short payment of pipeline tariffs. [Voir]
Trade minister Ebrahim Patel approved a recommendation to maintain anti-dumping duties on frozen bone-in chicken portions originating in or imported from the US. [Voir]
Bayanda Walaza says his unorthodox sprinting gait, which has brought him the title of 'fastest teenager in the world', is the one battle he has consistently lost thus far in his sprinting career. [Voir]
There was a strong rugby feel about the nominees for the prestigious SA Sports Awards announced earlier this week, with Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and coach Jacques Nienaber among them. [Voir]
Jacques Nienaber's somewhat muted return to South Africa with Leinster has highlighted the mixed reactions between his home country and Ireland over his new gig. [Voir]
Day one at the Senior National Track and Field Champs saw old dog Akani Simbine bare his fangs, youngster Viwe Jingqi take her first nationals in her stride, and Glenrose Xaba finally win the 5 000m. [Voir]
