Numsa and Mercedes-Benz collide over large scale lay-offs
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has marked the start of a campaign to save hundreds of jobs. This comes after Mercedes-Benz South Africa... Read more.
Judge wants sick note as runny tummy delays Meyiwa murder trial
Pinky Vythilingam, a Vodacom data expert, had to cut her evidence short after accused number one in the Senzo Meyiwa case, Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya, complained of... Read more.
Return of seasoned doctors causing a budget strain – Phaahla
Doctors who had left the public sector for private practice, and those who had left the country and returned, put a strain on the Department of Health’s budget... Read more.
Phaahla urges for vigilance after KZN patient succumbs to Mpox
South Africa has recorded another Mpox-related case and death in KwaZulu-Natal. This comes after Dr Joe Phaahla, the Minister of Health, provided an update on the... Read more.
Expert zooms into Longwe Twala’s phone records in Meyiwa case
The Vodacom expert testifying at the murder trial of former Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa spent Wednesday zooming into the cellphone records of Longwe Twala.... Read more.
One death linked to Mpox after five cases confirmed in SA
South Africa has recorded five laboratory-confirmed cases of Mpox disease, formally known as Monkeypox, with one death confirmed in Gauteng province. This was said... Read more.
Killer cop gets life for murdering his wife and her siblings
The High Court of South Africa in Mpumalanga has sentenced a police officer who admitted to three counts of murder to three life terms. Constable Sizwe Khoza, aged... Read more.
Cold shower sees Senzo Meyiwa murder suspect hopping mad
One of the men accused in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial has asked the court to intervene so that he could be able to take a warm shower. The Orlando Pirates and... Read more.
Truck driver admits selling Eskom coal to private customer
A truck driver who was assigned to deliver coal to Arnot power station from a mine in eMakhazeni (previously Belfast) has admitted to selling it for R6,000. This... Read more.
Insurer sees jump in number of females claiming for severe diseases
Insurance companies have noticed a rise in the proportion of young, primarily female people who submit claims for severe illnesses, disability lump sums, and disability... Read more.
