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A man was shot dead during a gunfight between suspected poachers and the Anti-Poaching Unit (APU) members on a farm in the Pienaars Rivier area, Waterberg district, police said on Sunday. The incident occurred at around 11pm on Friday, 19 June. Police said APU members responded to gunshots and deployed… Read more »- How Phala Phala committee defends opposition to Ramaphosa interdict
Parliament’s impeachment committee has been advised to defend its right to oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent interdict by arguing that the president himself brought the committee into the litigation when he cited its chairperson as a respondent. To read this full story, Click here to buy the e-edition of Sunday… Read more » - Stakes raised in Mid-East talks
Iran moved to close the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, before planned talks with the US in Switzerland, with its military saying the closure was sparked by “continuing Israeli strikes in Lebanon”. Tehran deems the continued attacks as truce violations by the US and Israel. It warned that vessels’ security would… Read more » - Inside the InSeta student fund crisis
A R376-million student bursary scheme meant to open the door to higher education for poor and disadvantaged students was hit by delayed payments, unpaid accommodation providers, unresolved student debt and emergency rescue measures, according to an internal Inseta report. To read this full story, Click here to buy the e-edition… Read more » - Chamber warns new mine rules could repel investors
Mozambique’s new law requiring the state to have a 15% stake in all mining ventures could deter foreign investment, an industry executive said. The southern African country is among the world’s top producers of graphite, a key material used in batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage. Mozambique says it… Read more » - Zille faces hard questions on Joburg, migration
DA Johannesburg mayoral candidate Helen Zille has warned against turning the city’s migration crisis into a platform for violence. To read this full story, Click here to buy the e-edition of Sunday World. https://www.magzter.com/ZA/Zucorizon-Pty-Ltd/Sunday-World/Newspaper Read more » - Experts call for human rights governance reform at UN meeting
Officials, scholars and civil society representatives have called for reforming the global human rights governance system and improving its effectiveness at a United Nations meeting in Geneva, stressing the need to strengthen cooperation, reduce politicisation and ensure human rights are better integrated into global governance through development-oriented approaches. The call… Read more » - Pressure mounts to shut down Idac
A campaign to force the disbandment of the National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA’s) anti-corruption unit has reached the desk of Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi, whose office recently received a report on the work of the specialised directorate established to pursue some of the country’s most sensitive corruption investigations. To read this… Read more » - Indignant Free State mayor ignores suspension, pitches up for work
The ANC in the Free State is battling to force Tswelopele mayor Kenalemang Phukuntsi out of office after she continued reporting for duty despite being suspended by the party and facing criminal charges that triggered its step-aside rule. To read this full story, Click here to buy the e-edition of… Read more » - ‘The Polygamist’ has tongues wagging worldwide
A South African-produced Pan-African tale of love, betrayal, infidelity, broken vows and a shattered family is the top-ranked Netflix series in 16 countries in Africa, Europe, the Caribbean and Asia. To read this full story, Click here to buy the e-edition of Sunday World. https://www.magzter.com/ZA/Zucorizon-Pty-Ltd/Sunday-World/Newspaper Read more »
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