Angry parents accuse Educor of failing to refund fees
Parents of students who attended Damelin College at the Braamfontein campus, an educational institution under the jurisdiction of the Educor, allege that the institution... Read more.
Court rules pastor Mboro did not violate bail conditions
Paseka “Mboro” Motsoeneng and his security guard, Clement Baloyi, made their way back to the Palm Ridge magistrate’s court in Ekurhuleni on Monday.... Read more.
Seasoned detectives unleashed on Bityi mass murderers
The Eastern Cape police commissioner, Lieutenant-General Nomthetheleli Mene, says she has mobilised all available resources to find the criminals responsible for... Read more.
‘Liam, we butted heads a few times but I always respected you’
Musician Zayn Malik has broken his silence following the death of his bandmate Liam Payne. Payne fell from the third-storey balcony of his CasaSur Palermo Hotel... Read more.
Senzo Meyiwa murder-accused misled investigators – Gininda
The Senzo Meyiwa lead investigator has told the court that two of the accused gave false information in their confessions. Bongani Gininda was recalled to the stand... Read more.
Despite religion and the bad rap it has, pork is good for one’s health
Despite being prohibited in the majority of religions, including Islam and Judaism, pork provides numerous health advantages. Although preserved pig products are... Read more.
Family mourns ex-minister Mdladlana who died after short illness
Membathisi Mdladlana, the former minister of labour, has died at the age of 72. Mdladlana, who succeeded the late Tito Mboweni as labour minister in Nelson Mandela’s... Read more.
Unisa to confer doctorate on property mogul Mike Nkuna
Khazamula Michael (Mike) Nkuna, a real estate tycoon and pioneer of township and rural commercial and retail property development, will receive a Doctor of Philosophy... Read more.
Two more suspects arrested in connection with Lusikisiki massacre
The discovery of high-calibre firearms that are believed to have been used in the mass murder in Lusikisiki has led to two additional arrests. This pushed the number... Read more.
Numsa lashes bus companies for defying collective agreement
The Tshwane Affected Investment Operation (TAIO), which is in charge of Pretoria’s Bus Rapid Transit stations, has refused to pay for the primary healthcare... Read more.
