News24 | Afrimat warns of earnings crash following iron ore, coal hits
Shares of building materials and mining group Afrimat slid almost 5% on Wednesday after it warned of a slump in earnings amid pressure stemming from iron ore and anthracite.
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News24 | Jaco Kemp accused of changing his tune as Dumisani Phakathi murder trial unfolds
Murder accused Jaco Kemp has been accused of tailoring his version that he had no hand in the murder of Dumisani Phakathi, who was beaten to death on a farm in Brits, in the North West.
Six trapped under rubble after Israeli attack on Gaza City shelter kills 13
Israel has killed 39 people and injured 105 in Gaza in the past 24 hours, according to the enclave’s Health Ministry.
Government offers 200,000 teacher assistant positions for unemployed youth
Successful candidates must be between the ages of 18 and 34 and will receive a stipend of R4,000 per month.
Over half of SA adults choose Capitec — strong annual results show why
SPONSORED | Headline earnings rise 30% to R13.7bn, fueled by value-added services, Capitec Connect, and innovations making banking simple, affordable and accessible for all
FIA approves GM as Formula One engine supplier from 2029
Formula One’s governing body has approved GM Performance Power Units as an official engine supplier from 2029, the FIA said on Wednesday.
SCA rules for evicted reclaimers that they have a right to earn a living
The City of Johannesburg acted unreasonably by seeking to subject the relocation of 71 illegal occupiers to a condition that prevents them from earning a living at the temporary emergency accommodation, the Supreme Court of Appeal said on Wednesday.
Why have Israel’s Gaza safe zones disappeared from its maps?
Since Israel resumed its war on Gaza in March, it has quietly removed the Al Mawasi safe zone from its maps.
Caf will have no mercy on corrupt individuals in associations: Motsepe
‘I’m watching and looking at every country,’ says Caf president, asked about situation at Safa.
Deadly Israeli strike burns school and tent shelter in Gaza city
The Israeli military bombed a school sheltering forcibly displaced Palestinian families in Gaza city.
Three quarters of driving test centres hit maximum wait time
BBC Verify finds that three quarters of British driving test centres have a 24-week wait to book a practical test.
White and Black farmers still bear the scars of Zimbabwe’s land grabs
How mishandling of land reform evicted many white farmers, ‘enriched elites’ and left Black Zimbabweans in poverty.
NPA bolsters team looking into prospects of appealing Omotoso judgment
The National Prosecuting Authority says it has bolstered its internal team of experienced sexual offences prosecutors with a senior counsel to assess and advise on the prospects of appealing the Timothy Omotoso judgment.
Pope’s body moved to lie in state at St Peter’s Basilica
Pope Francis’s body has been taken in a solemn procession to St Peter’s Basilica
Manhunt under way in Kashmir after deadly attack on tourists
The attack in Indian-administered Kashmir came amid the peak tourist season and prompted global condemnation.
Taxpayers still paying Covid-19 relief funds to taxi industry: Barbara Creecy
Transport minister Barbara Creecy has revealed that the department is still disbursing Covid-19 relief funds to the taxi industry.
News24 | Asbestos trial stalls again over jurisdiction plea from Magashule’s ex-assistant
The asbestos trial has stalled once again – this time as a result of Moroadi Cholota’s demand that a special plea she has raised be decided before the trial can continue.
Bail hearing postponed for WSU manager accused of student’s murder
Walter Sisulu University campus manager Manelisi Mampana, 45, appeared in the Mthatha magistrate’s court on Tuesday.