Ramaphosa, Semenya make Time’s 100 influential people list
The famed list is released annually and features pioneers, icons, leaders, and artists from across the globe.
President Cyril Ramaphosa and Olympic champion Caster Semenya are among Time's 100 influential people in the world for this year.
Business Agri SA applauds Santam’s R300k donation to drought relief fund
A lack of good rainfall since 2013 resulted in farmland boreholes drying up, making it harder to raise sheep, the backbone of the Northern Cape.
food and drink Chardonnay and Pinot Noir festival back in Johannesburg
The festival has been sold out since it started in Gauteng eight years ago.
Mgosi Ex-Chiefs striker facing uncertain future at Stars
Phakaaathi has learnt that Free State Stars are considering to release former Kaizer Chiefs striker Michelle Katsvairo.
Business Sibanye strike bodes well for stability in SA mining industry, says Mantashe
AMCU signed a three-year-deal with Sbanye, ending the months-long strike by 15,000 workers at the company’s gold operations.
Crime Gardener robs employer on CCTV, uses Porsche as getaway car
The owner of the Porsche 911 said he had initially feared for his gardener’s life when he got news of the robbery.
PSL News Ntshumayelo set to start against Sundowns?
Former Orlando Pirates and SuperSport United midfielder Thandani Ntshumayelo is set to make his long-awaited debut for Baroka when they take on Mamelodi Sundowns on Saturday.
Crime Man sexually assaults seven-year-old in Mossel Bay parking lot
A concerned father who was at the beach with his son witnessed the incident and intervened, leading to the man’s arrest.
News Update Death toll rises to ten after head-on crash on N1 in Limpopo
Preliminary findings show that the accident was caused by a speeding Toyota Combi which lost control and collided head-on with a MAN Truck.
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Business
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Agri SA applauds Santam’s R300k donation to drought relief fund
A lack of good rainfall since 2013 resulted in farmland boreholes drying up, making it harder to raise sheep, the backbone of the Northern Cape.
World
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Ramaphosa, Semenya make Time’s 100 influential people list
The famed list is released annually and features pioneers, icons, leaders, and artists from across the globe.
Opinion
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SAPS, criminal justice system need an urgent overhaul
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