Joburg metro police and the SAPS have denied involvement in the fatal ‘drug-bust operation’ attended by ActionSA’s Ekurhuleni mayoral candidate, Xolani Khumalo, in Johannesburg during the filming of his TV show.
Zimbabwe’s cabinet approved on Tuesday sweeping changes to the constitution that critics said were part of a bid to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term by two years until 2030.
Karabo Mpuru and Yu-Yao Chen are celebrating a remarkable achievement after both were awarded third prizes at the Taiwan International Science Fair this month.
A couple of things are at play here. PGM prices are currently on the rebound. But this is off a low base after being depressed for years – a state of affairs that is partly a consequence of the industry’s heavy exposure to the fate of the internal combustion engine, or ICE.
Pricing, thrifty shoppers, better value elsewhere, a restrictive ownership model – there seem to be several things that really count against Pick n Pay, while Checkers can afford to play around with smart trolley tech.
Zimbabwe’s economy could grow at its fastest pace in 14 years after the nation secured a 10-month staff-monitored programme with the International Monetary Fund, its secretary for finance and economic development said.
Illegal mining has plunged one of South Africa’s townships into lawlessness, violence and fear, with the problem starting to escalate across the country.
Hot and uncomfortable conditions are expected to dominate across the country, with severe thunderstorms in parts of the Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Free State and Northern Cape, according to the South African Weather Service.
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A survey of residents across races, cultures and income groups in Graaff-Reinet found that the vast majority did not want the name to change to Robert Sobukwe Town.