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Mercedes-Benz starts unwrapping almost ‘brand-new’ S-Class
Revisions are said to be extensive not only inside and out, but also underneath the S-Class’ bonnet.
Lack of law enforcement has brought ‘scholar transport service to its knees’, Creecy says
13 young children tragically died in a head-on collision involving a scholar transport on the R553 Golden Highway in Vanderbijlpark on Monday.
Why Patrice Motsepe is unlikely to survive ANC succession battle
Motsepe’s popularity does not equate to political viability and the realities of ANC factionalism.
Man jailed for defrauding his employer of more than R2 million
The court also declared him unfit to possess a fire arm.
Gun Bill faces challenge from pro-firearm lobby
A pro-firearm organisation has challenged the Firearms Control Amendment Bill, saying it fails to address illegal guns and repeat offenders.
Mbalula urges ANC members to focus on upcoming polls and not ‘mischievous’ Motsepe campaign [VIDEO]
The ANC has been in the spotlight in January after intense lobbying by some in the party in favour of Motsepe running for the party presidency.
Cheap imports fuel job losses and industry rift
A war of words has erupted in the automotive industry over cheap imports, local production and thousands of lost jobs.
Stormers looking for improved defensive performance against Sharks
The Stormers will be gunning to keep their unbeaten URC run intact against the Sharks, and key to that will be a good defensive performance.
Was it you? Lucky PowerBall player wins second-highest-ever recorded jackpot
On Friday, 16 January, another player won the PowerBall Plus jackpot of R33.7 million.
Communism’s ghost still haunts Africa
While the failures of dedicated global communists are plain for all to see, the reality is that postcolonial looting is just as bad.
99 high-demand careers open to matriculants
Kagiso Trust says artisans and technicians are in short supply, with certificates at NQF levels 1–5 filling critical gaps.
OPINION: EPCR Champions Cup format needs an overhaul
The Bulls made it to the Champions Cup last 16 with just one win, while the Sharks dropped out despite winning two games.
‘Becoming Led Leppelin’: How rock gods were made, on Netflix
Led Zeppelin changed rock and roll forever with their colossal sound. ‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’ on Netflix shares much of the story.
Cop walks free after shooting death of friend in Mpumalanga
A police detective accused of shooting and killing a friend with his service pistol has not been arrested, Ipid confirmed.
Police search for suspect after Zimbabwean pre-school teacher murdered
Police said the woman’s husband is currently nowhere to be found.
You don’t need a degree to work
Trades and technical skills are proving more practical than many traditional degrees.
Parties trade blame as potholes and outages worsen in Tshwane
Power failures in Tshwane are now stalling asphalt production and road repairs.
Sin tax raises demand for illicit alcohol
Higher alcohol prices are pushing alcohol consumers towards dangerous, unregulated alternatives.
Koeberg reduces power after substation fault, no risk of load shedding
The fault affected both units at the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station.
Velcro slippers, porridge and the art of senior defiance
Retirement doesn’t mean surrender – it just means you now fight your battles before bedtime.