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- SA firefighters to help fight wild Canadian fires
The Working on Fire-Kishugu Joint Venture (WOF-Kishugu JV) is deploying a team of more than 200 firefighters and management to the Canadian province of Alberta to assist with fire fighting efforts. The Guardian reported on Wednesday that wildfires near the Canadian town of Jasper have forced more than 25,000 to… Read more » - KZN social sector gets largest chunk of provincial budget
The KwaZulu-Natal departments of education, health and social development have been allocated the lion’s share of the provincial budget for the 2024/2025 financial year. KwaZulu-Natal Finance MEC, Francois Rodgers presented the provincial government budget for the 2024/2025 financial year. This was at the KZN Legislature in Pietermaritzburg on Thursday. He… Read more » - Wool infrastructure Support for emerging Eastern Cape farmers
The Eastern Cape Rural Development and Agrarian Reform Department (DRDAR) continues to provide wool improvement infrastructure, equipment and training to communal and emerging farmers in the villages. DRDAR MEC Nonceba Kontsiwe on Friday handed over a shearing shed and equipment. The event was held at Mgwalana Shearing Shed in Engcobo.… Read more » - Three Eskom contract staff out on bail for diesel theft
Three Eskom contractor employees have been released on bail after they were found in possession of stolen diesel at the power utility’s Kusile Power Station in Mpumalanga. The excavator operator and two mechanics were arrested on Tuesday for the theft of diesel to the value of R1,000. In a statement… Read more » - Illegal military base could be linked to high rape cases – Police
The illegal military training base discovered in the small farming town of White River in Mpumalanga is suspected to be behind the high rates of rape cases in surrounding areas. The training base was uncovered in a joint operation by the South African Police Service (SAPS), Home Affairs, and police… Read more » - ‘Black Motion split again, Morda and Smols hate each other’
Afro-house group Black Motion’s power duo Morda and Smols have allegedly split once again and refuse to be in the same room together. Morda and Smols, real names Bongani Mohosana and Roy Thabo Mabogwane, allegedly refuse to talk to each other. They decline bookings together, don’t take pictures together… Read more » - Mlindo the Vocalist warns fans on fake Facebook account
Musician Lindokuhle Mgedeza, professionally known as Mlindo the Vocalist, has become the latest celebrity to be targeted by scammers. There have been many reports about scammers who will try just about anything to separate people from their money. The most common trend these days is scammers posing as celebrities on… Read more » - SAHRC investigates Pretoria high school racism
The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has launched an investigation into alleged racism at Pretoria high school for girls. The commission received complaints about learners who created an exclusively whites only WhatsApp group. The group was allegedly used for racial attacks on black learners. After finding out about the… Read more » - Civil group demands Jagersfontein disaster report, prosecution
The SA Tailings Civil Society Group has threatened legal action against the government for failure to release a forensic report on the Jagersfontein disaster. The Bench Marks Foundation, Earthworks, Federation for A Sustainable Environment, Groundwork as well as the National Union of Mineworkers and the various participants at the SA… Read more » - ‘It is unacceptable for a team of Chiefs’ caliber to not win trophies’
The new sheriff in town Nasreddine Nabi did not mince his words in his first conference in South Africa, and says it is unacceptable that a team of Kaizer Chiefs’ calibre is trophyless in nine years. Nabi was speaking to the media ahead of the inaugural Toyota Cup against Young… Read more »
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