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Horse racing is still quite popular after centuries of ruling the sports betting arena and being a common ground for social gatherings and eventful championships.

Africa’s online gambling industry is undergoing a surge right now, with more and more vendors taking advantages of the advancements the continent has made in recent years.

While the pace of change is dizzying, research shows us that a consistent omnichannel strategy is the best solution now and in the years ahead.

Finally, beneficiaries are paid their grants, after delay

Property acquired through crime is not protected by the Constitution

Application by Road Accident Fund attorneys dismissed

“We couldn’t handle each other” in a small home

Under the regulations, every religious denomination is prevented from praying in congregation

Attorney says cigarette ban “is self-evidently irrational”

SASSA KZN says benefiaries will be paid by Tuesday

City does not have money to upgrade hostel this financial year

Modest benefit for new drug and useful data from the NICD

Oqaqeni Clinic in Maphumulo, northern KwaZulu-Natal remains closed

Couple urges community to make donations for families in need

Closing hospitals is “last resort”

Local councillor donates food to families in need

Economic distress was the norm for many before the coronavirus outbreak

Two officers who tested positive had no contact with homeless people at Strandfontein camp

Up to a week after being tested, dozens of people staying at the City of Cape Town’s Strandontein camp do not have their results

Improving access to online technology is vital

Police were accused of killing five people during the enforcement of the first three weeks of Covid-19 lockdown

Children have learnt to stand apart as they wait for their meals

Women in their sixties stay up all night to defend their neighbourhood

“The food tastes horrible and the smoke makes us cough,” says Mona Sias of Cookhouse

Informal miners say they are continuing operations amid lockdown

Proposed amendments would allow officials to conduct search and seizure without a warrant

After their shacks were demolished during the lockdown, families have been left in dire straits and at the mercy of criminals

Hundreds of psychologists and psychiatrists are volunteering to offer support

Activists and academics say government’s grant increases are a “way of appearing generous while actually reducing the disaster relief budget”

If there is no personal protective equipment, don’t resume any duties, says union