- Antidepressant and antipsychotic shortages to be addressed September 21, 2019Citalopram, Fluoxetine, Haloperidol, and Olanzapine are the drugs most affected by the shortages according to the health department.
- President Ramaphosa mourns the death of Minister Bavelile Hlongwa September 20, 2019Ramaphosa and other delegates will attend Hlongwa's funeral.
- Ex-crime intelligence boss Mdluli says he is ready to appear before Zondo September 20, 2019Mdluli is accused to have used public funds to fund a lavish lifestyle.
- State Capture Inquiry: Roelofse reflects on difficulty to dig dirt on Mdluli September 20, 2019Roelofse detailed the difficulties he, and other Hawks operatives, has faced in trying to declassify information on the untouchable Mdluli.
Lifestyle South Africa
- Local queens to strut their stuff alongside RPDR’s Detox September 21, 2019The visit of RuPaul's Drag Race star Detox will hopefully expose audiences to the talents of the local queens performing alongside her.
- International Day of Peace 2019 focuses on “climate action for peace” September 20, 2019The United Nations requests world governments to prioritise carbon neutrality by 2050.
- Strawberry Festival George: What you need to know about one of SA’s premier strawberry events September 20, 2019The Strawberry Festival will kick off the school holiday on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September 2019 at Redberry Farm in George, Western Cape.
- Desmond Tutu says meeting with Prince Harry and Meghan is a ‘privilege and honour’ September 20, 2019The Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his wife, Leah are excited for their scheduled meeting with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Cape Town.
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From stunning tulip fields to the intricate network of canals in Amsterdam, the Netherlands has something that will appeal to everyone.
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Europe is a preferred location for business expansion, mainly due to the unified EU market and the many opportunities that exist in the region.
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Eksdom big Indunas score millions as ‘utility’ loses R21 billion
The Prince of Darkness (read: Eskom, or Eksdom) has struck again. This time not because of load shedding but because it has pissed away just short of R21 billion.
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Tax protest action gunning for SA’s state enterprises
A nation-wide comprehensive and lawful tax protest campaign in South Africa will kick off next week.
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Ramaphosa land plan racist, flawed and naive – AfriForum
The South African government’s plan for land reform disregards basic economic principles, is race based and should by kicked for touch.
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SA tax man lost $14.8 million in SAA’s dodgy aircraft lease deal
Between 2011 and 2014, Aircastle Limited, a US-based company, made $53 million from leasing planes to South African Airways (SAA) and did not pay taxes in South Africa.
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Time to go, OUTA tells Public Protector
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) has called on Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane to take the necessary steps to vacate the office of the Public Protector immediately.
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Farm murders ‘on the up’ – after false claims that it’s down
Official statistics released by the South African Police Service (SAPS) indicate that attacks on South African farmers are on the increase.
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DA want full details of SABC “financial support”
The Democratic Alliance (DA) will be requesting that the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams urgently provide full details on the “financial support” that will be provided to the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC).
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Unisa affirmative action plan ‘flawed’
The affirmative action plans of the University of South Africa (Unisa) are irrational for such a specialised area of academic business and should be revised.
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This Heritage Day, Dream Hotels & Resorts is encouraging South Africans to explore Zululand in KwaZulu-Natal, which stands as just one of the country’s important historical areas. “It is a less-explored region of the country, where visitors can immerse themselves in the traditions of the isiZulu people,” says Brent Dickson, Director of Dream Hotels & Resorts “With endless rolling hills, historic battlefields, beautiful lakes and wildlife-rich game reserves, Zululand ties in perfectly with the slow tourism movement, a philosophy of travelling with patience, taking the time to explore and engage in one’s surroundings fully,” he adds. Dream Hotels & Resorts…
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Thanks to cruising, children can travel almost everywhere these days, from Europe, to the Caribbean, and even further-flung destinations such as the Arctic. Cruise holidays are especially popular with the families market, with 75 percent of Millennial families interested in booking a cruise within the next two years, according to research by MMGYGlobal. Overall, the cruise industry is projecting 27.2-million passenger bookings this year. “It is catching on quickly with South African families wanting to expose their children to global travel but with the least amount of hassle,” says Eamonn Ferrin, Vice President of Norwegian Cruise Lines & Managing Director…
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A few favorite page-turners to travel with during National Book Week
There is something so pleasant about reading the story of an epic journey while you travel, and with National Book Week (NBW) running from 2-8 September, there’s no better time to pick out a new page-turner, pack your suitcase and hit the road. If you’re in need of a new recommendation, here are a few favourites, along with some local destinations perfectly suited to read them in. Adventures of a Young Naturalist by David Attenborough (2017, originally published in 1980) This is a fantastic book for anyone who seeks to understand how far we have come in developing a protective…
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Denel down a creek despite ‘credit’
South African state-owned aerospace and military technology conglomerate remains way down a creek without a paddle even if it received and anonymous credit provider just be be able to pay salaries.
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Demise of local municipalities SA’s ‘biggest threat’
Governance in local Government has continued to decline to levels never experienced in the history of democratic South Africa.
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DA intensifies legal attack on ‘Dodging Dlamini’
The top brass at the Democratic Alliance (DA) want former Minister of Social Development, Bathabile Dlamini, to face the music on perjury changes – and they are not going to give up just because the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) are dragging their feet.
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Where in SA do you have the best chance to get murdered?
A recent spike in murders has seen Cape Town climb a global ranking of the world’s most violent cities.
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Screw (white) expertise, implies Ramaphosa as he flies in Italians to ‘save’ Eskom
With 480 skilled and experienced South African professionals who are keen and ready to help Eskom out of the shit, president Cyril Ramaphosa opted to appoint Italian engineers to try and get to grips with the state-owned electricity supplier’s problems.
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Want to take as much leave as you like and dress funny? Join Investec
The late standup comedian Robin Williams used to say golf is the only game where “a white man can dress looking like a black pimp” and get away with it. If you work for Investec you can do exactly that from September – and take as much leave as you like.
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Forget load shedding. This time Eskom gets serious
It’s not load shedding that will see large parts of South Africa go dark. Now it’s violence and infrastructure as Eskom decides to stop putting in an effort in areas where people don’t pay.
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The day your TV dies!
Day zero is growing closer for the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) – the day when your TV screens will go blank.
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Court to decide on Duduzane Zuma crash
On 12 July we will know the fate of Jacob Zuma’s son.
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Tourists are ditching South Africa
Cape Town’s water crisis and rising crime is being blamed for international tourists starting to think visiting South Africa is s shitty idea.
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Madiba’s daughter is a racist! Now kick her for touch…
Get rid of South Africa’s ambassador to Denmark. Her tweets are racist and divisive!
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Let’s celebrate! Another useless MP resigns
Thank goodness we are rid of this piece of “insert any abusive word of choice here”. That’s basically what the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) is saying about the resignation of Bathabile Dlamini as a member of Parliament.
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No-one will fail at school in SA if this minister gets her way
If it is up to the South African Minister of Basic Education, it will soon be impossible to fail a year in school if you are between 6 and 10 years old.
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ANC plan for private pensions an ‘act of plunder’
If the South African government intends to seize private pension funds to plug the gaps in government spending, it will be nothing less than an ‘act of plunder’.
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