In what many are claiming is a nepotism scandal, a company run by the son of SA Rugby’s chief executive has been appointed to organise the Springboks’ highly anticipated mid-year Tests against Ireland in July.
One might giggle about load-shedding being put on pause while political parties try to get into voters’ good books, but we need to be aware of some electioneering techniques that are lingering in the proverbial dark.
Thanks to Zandile Mafe’s free-roaming weekend in Parliament, we will be spending close to R3 billion on the new look, which pays homage to the protea.
Two unfortunate South African engineers have been imprisoned in Equatorial Guinea for more than a year since their shocking arrest on Thursday, February 9.
This means they’ll be selling off their downstream assets, including more than 500 service stations or forecourts nationwide, many of which have been in operation since 1902.
Now we know why billionaires are building bunkers.
Hey, you have to move with the times, capise?
Last week, the page boasted 22,000 followers, a number that has surged by 1,000 in recent days. Among the shocking x-rated videos, one has garnered a staggering 94,000 views.
Cape Town’s gang infestation is seeping into every crevice of the region.
The consequences could be catastrophic for nearly 65% of the real estate agencies in the country.
Whether we like it or not, society can not function without some sort of tax system in place.
Bheki Cele must be so proud.
This geezer is a right proper buzzkill.
The entitlement of our corruption-accused public servants is only eclipsed by their ineptness at covering their alleged crimes.
Pffft. Have they seen our crime stats? Terrorists should be warned against coming to South Africa.
The collapse of the city’s water and sanitation grid appears to be imminent thanks to a lack of funds available to maintain and replace the ever-ageing infrastructure.
The problem has become so severe that some farmers are forced to spend as much as R200,000 a month on security guards to patrol their fields.
A technical analysis and calculation of the flight and the fuel needed found that flying the plane for an hour would cost more than R350,000.
The ‘movement’ gained so much attention at one point that Renoir’s great-great-granddaughter Genevieve Renoir eventually chimed in.
Why hasn’t humanity used the vast potential of artificial intelligence to help us make the most important decisions?
The head of the Nigerian electricity regulator said tariff increases would “end grid collapses and bring investment into the sector”. Sounds familiar.
The 170-kilometre-long city of the future, is now expected to only reach 2.4 kilometres by 2030. That’s like reaching for the moon and ending up at the local KFC.
‘Civil War’ is just a possibility, the director stresses, not a prediction.
Vietnam’s graft crackdown, dubbed “Blazing Furnace”, has seen hundreds of senior state officials and high-profile business executives prosecuted, or executed.
“We’re at the receiving end of failed national policies, which are left to local government to solve.”
Tenders for the line have now been received, and it seems like it’s full steam ahead.
Powell and Roux point out that the new corruption offence shakes up South Africa’s anti-corruption laws in a big way.
The region’s Culture Minister, Musa Dadaev, instituted limits on musical tempo, insisting that songs should only be 80 to 116 beats per minute (BPM).
Prince William may be next in line to ascend to the throne, but experts reckon the Princess of Wales may just be the key to the British monarchy’s longevity.
In other words, the rubber stamp is hanging by a bureaucratic thread.