Mitspa Mzakomba Onyoka, 24, was seen on CCTV in a lift in the apartment building where murdered John Curran lived in Buitengracht Street in Cape Town. Mitspa Mzakomba Onyoka, 24, was seen on CCTV in a lift in the apartment building where murdered John Curran lived in Buitengracht Street in Cape Town. The man accused..
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Murdered Irish aid worker John Curran’s ‘killer’ to apply for bail in April
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Zionists have joined the campaign against the University of Cape Town’s proposed academic boycott of Israeli universities
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The SA Zionist Federation has asked UCT alumni for “urgent assistance in taking a stand against this dangerous attempt to attack Israel and undermine academic freedom at UCT”. In a statement on Tuesday, federation chair Ben Swartz and Cape chair Rowan Polovin said a boycott, which goes to the vote at the UCT council meeting..
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Going abroad shouldn’t have to mean that you get cut off from all the local content that you enjoy – How to catch South African sports and shows abroad
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In 2016, a report by PPS—an investment, insurance, financial planning and healthcare firm for graduate professionals—indicated that 54% of South African graduates plan to move abroad for work within five years of graduating. Moreover, the report goes on to state that 69% of those who intend to move will also make a point of staying..
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Nigeriër met SA paspoort word in Thailand gesoek na vrou vermoor gevind is in hotelkamer
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‘n Nigeriese man wat glo met ’n Suid-Afrikaanse paspoort reis, word in Thailand in verband met moord gesoek. John Odoemenam van Nigerië reis glo met ’n vervalste Suid-Afrikaanse paspoort met die naam van Mzwakhe Memela, berig Within Nigeria. Die Bangkok Jack en The Thaiger, nuusagentskappe in Thailand, het Maandag berig dat hulle ’n Suid-Afrikaner in..
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SA nasionale fietsryspan neem deel aan die 14de Afrika padkampioenskappe in Ethiopië
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Hoewel enkele groot name ontbreek, is meeste van die uitblinkers van die afgelope Suid-Afrikaanse kampioenskappe in die nasionale fietsryspan wat in Afrika se padkampioenskappe in Ethiopië deelneem. ’n Woordvoerder van Fietsry Suid-Afrika het bevestig dat sterre soos Daryl Impey (Mitchelton-Scott), Louis Meintjes (Dimension Data) en Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio (CCC-Liv) is onder meer weens hulle spanverpligtinge nie..
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Truck driver from SA arrested in Namibia after faking an accident and staged a crime scene
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A South African truck driver was arrested in Namibia after he faked an accident and staged a crime scene. The Truck belonging to Loutrans, was loaded with Deodorant at the time of the fake accident. An ambulance was dispatched to the scene after the truck driver said that he requires medical attention. He was later..
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SA boere se kennig gesog in ander lande – veeboere dra kennis aan Russe oor tydens handelskou veeboerdery, -teling en genetika, in Moskou
SA ultraveldwedloop-atleet tree Saterdag aan saam met wêreld bestes in ultramarathon in Nieu-Seeland
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Die Suid-Afrikaanse ultraveldwedloop-atleet Ryan Sandes tree Saterdag aan saam van die wêreld se beste langasems in die Tarawera-ultramarathon in Rotorua, Nieu-Seeland. Sandes sal dié wedloop oor 102 km gebruik as voorbereiding vir Junie se Western States 100 Miler in Kalifornië se Sierra Nevada-gebergte. Die Tarawera is bekend as een van die mees mededingende ultrawedlope in..
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Germany, the UK, and the USA have sent an ‘unprecedented’ letter to Ramaphosa warning him that he needs to take action against ongoing corruption taking place in SA
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The governments of Germany, the United Kingdom, the USA, the Netherlands and Switzerland have written to the presidency through their missions in Pretoria, warning that South Africa needs to make clear moves against corruption. Speaking to the Sunday Times, an official in the presidency said that the move was ‘unprecedented’ as foreign countries typically only..
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