Giant’s demise ‘not surprising’
Businessman Peter Vundla has expressed his sadness at the near demise of Pamodzi Group, a company he was a shareholder in until he left in a huff more than a decade... Read more.
Advocate Teffo’s arrest proof of conspiracy, says Meyiwa’s brother
The family of slain Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates captain Senzo Meyiwa has decried the theatrics that played out in the Pretoria High Court when the lawyer representing... Read more.
Sleepless nights for Kodwa as he awaits a date with Ramaphosa
Embattled Deputy Minister in the Presidency responsible for State Security, Zizi Kodwa says he is not going anywhere as he faces an uncertain political future after... Read more.
Andreas turned his pension fund into a lucrative enterprise
A R1.6-billion contract from mining giant Kumba Iron Ore was just reward for Kabelo Andreas who used his pension fund to set up his business called AND310 Mining... Read more.
Mavuso, Hlengwa toe to toe
Mkhuleko Hlengwa, the chair of parliament’s standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) has doubled down on his attacks on Eskom board member Busisiwe Mavuso.... Read more.
SA teacher dies alone in China
Nomaqocwa Blackie went to China to look for greener pastures in 2017. However, she died alone in a foreign land far from her loved ones. Blackie, 29, who was known... Read more.
Surge in rape by minors foreboding
South Africa is reaping the bitter fruits of violence meted out against women and children, with the country experiencing a surge in rape cases where the perpetrators... Read more.
Thabo Masebe fondly remembered at memorial service
Seasoned government communicator Thabo Masebe lived his life to serve the people through his wit and intelligence, shared speakers during his memorial service. Masebe,... Read more.
Mangaung Metro officials embroiled in push and shoving drama
Hours before the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma could meet with officials and the political executive of the troubled... Read more.
Poverty drove Nkanyane to turn to farming
Growing up in a poverty-stricken family forced Benjamin Nkanyane to look to the land to assuage hunger and make a living. Nkanyane, 33, is the founder of Davhuha... Read more.
