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Magashule mobilising at ground-level as corruption charges linger
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) recently held a voter registration drive, the first since the Covid-19 lockdown, ahead of by-elections in January 2021.
African National Congres (ANC) Secretary-General (SG), Ace Magashule was mobilising at ground-level for his party this weekend ahead of the next round of by-elections.
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Food and Drink
Sophisticated food oasis at Séjour in Houghton Hotel
The stunning Houghton-based eatery is certainly well worth a visit.
Motoring News
All you need to know about the Volkswagen T-Roc
Your complete guide to the latest SUV to hit the local market by storm.
Columnists
If you want a long and healthy sports career, then it’s best you ditch the ‘coke’
There are many people, including sportsmen and women, who use cocaine, but it is a destructive drug that affects you and the people around you.
Columnists
In a time of Covid and cancelled games, is it fair to crown a champion team?
Unlocked champions, the Bulls, were the only team of the genuine contenders to play all their matches in the schedule.
Columnists
White’s eye for talent and shrewd rugby brain has once again been proven
The art of coaching is not about gimmicks or fancy moves, but mastering the basics, and the Bulls boss has so far got it spot on.
Horses
Warren Kennedy out to polish his champion’s crown in Summer Cup
He’s third on the current SA table, behind former champion Lyle Hewitson and Greg Cheyne, and is determined to ‘not let them get away’.
Editorials
Black Friday was suitably subdued
Due to retrenchments, salary cuts and the high price of living, consumers are desperate to save money. Impulsive buying is largely a thing of the past, hopefully.
Editorials
Festive cheers could bring Covid tears
We’ve said this before, and we’ll say it again… think before we drink. Let’s be responsible.
Columns
The impaired state of the SA psyche is on show
Truck petrol-bombings are not new developments, they are part of a pattern. The main orchestrator of protest actions that – oops! – spill into public violence is the EFF and its ‘commander-in-chief’ Julius Malema.
Columns
All I have to do is dream little dreams
It’s the little dreams that keep us going; alive.
Columns
Orchids and Onions – Eskort ad brings home the bacon
And Salome women’s products get an Onion for unbalanced portrayal of a very sensitive subject – infertility.
Crime
Cops under fire over truck attacks
The RDA’s chief executive, Gavin Kelly, said they knew beforehand the attacks would take place between Monday and Wednesday – and the violence indeed flared up.
Crime Cele calls on men to stop brutalising women, children after EC man allegedly hacks family to death
Courts Bungled investigation, 1 eyewitness, fabricated testimony – why the Coligny accused were acquitted
Columns
Orchids and Onions – Eskort ad brings home the bacon
And Salome women’s products get an Onion for unbalanced portrayal of a very sensitive subject – infertility.
Columns
All I have to do is dream little dreams
It’s the little dreams that keep us going; alive.
Editorials
Black Friday was suitably subdued
Due to retrenchments, salary cuts and the high price of living, consumers are desperate to save money. Impulsive buying is largely a thing of the past, hopefully.
Crime KZN man sentenced to 25 years for kidnapping, killing cousin over Road Accident Fund money
A KwaZulu-Natal man has been sentenced to 25 years behind bars after he was found guilty of killing his cousin.
Business US online sales surge to near-record on ‘Black Friday’
US online sales surged on the traditional “Black Friday” to set the country’s second-highest one-day mark ever as virus-wary Americans shunned in-person shopping, the Adobe software company reported Saturday.
Covid-19 Western Cape MEC tests positive for Covid-19, says province is ‘experiencing a resurgence’
Western Cape MEC for Community Safety Albert Fritz has tested positive for Covid-19, he said on Friday.
Politics SA calls for calm in Middle East after assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist
The South African government has called for calm in the Middle East after the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist Dr Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.
Crime North West man handed 15 years for killing girlfriend
A North West man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after he was found guilty of murder in the Atamelang Regional Court, a police spokesperson has said.
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Sophisticated food oasis at Séjour in Houghton Hotel
The stunning Houghton-based eatery is certainly well worth a visit.
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Atletico beat Valencia to move level with leaders Sociedad
“We have made huge progress since April, since that wonderful match at Liverpool,” said Atleti head coach Diego Simeone, referring to the Champions League last 16 tie his team won 4-2 on aggregate.
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Blue Bulls snatch late win at Newlands
The home team enjoyed a massive possession and territorial advantage, taking a lead of 10-5 into half-time, but the Blue Bulls came more into their own at the breakdowns after the restart.
Lifestyle
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Easy one-pan spiced roast chicken recipe
One-pan spiced roast chicken and potatoes recipe that is just as tasty as a full roast chicken.
Business
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Black Friday moves online in the ‘new normal’
On Black Friday 2020 there were no fist fights about toilet paper and most websites, where consumers now do their shopping after getting used to it during lockdown, did not crash this year. While some consumers declared on social media that the specials were not up to scratch, the stacked trolleys at some stores told a different story.
Opinion
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Black Friday was suitably subdued
Due to retrenchments, salary cuts and the high price of living, consumers are desperate to save money. Impulsive buying is largely a thing of the past, hopefully.
Parenty
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Musical artist Phumeza Mdabe shares the joys of being a mother
Phumeza’s advise to other moms is to ‘do what feels right to you in raising your child/children’.
Motoring
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Energica Electric now in South Africa as the first all-electric superbike
Electric motor produces up to 215 Nm and propels the range-topping 107 kW EVA EseesE9+RS from 0-100 km/h in 2.6 seconds.
World
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Fugging hell: Tired of mockery, Austrian village changes name
According to the Austrian daily Die Presse, the villagers, known as Fuckingers, ‘have had enough of visitors and their bad jokes.’
