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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SA ultraveldwedloop-atleet tree Saterdag aan saam met wêreld bestes in ultramarathon in Nieu-Seeland
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Not a good day to be a proud South African – South Africa, the 73rd most corrupt country in the world according to the Perceptions Index
Suid-Afrikaners wat oorsee werk, moet maar solank hul belastingsake in orde kry want Jan-taks “kom” vir hulle
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Van 1 Maart 2020 sal Suid-Afrikaanse belastingbetalers wat in die buiteland werk aan die Suid-Afrikaanse Inkomstediens belasting moet betaal op hul buitelandse inkomste wanneer dit meer as R1 miljoen oorskry. Dis nog net meer as ’n jaar voordat nuwe belastingreëls vir buitelandse werk in werking gestel word, maar belastingadviseurs meen mense moet nou al voorberei…
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Twee Suid-Afrikaners sterf tragies in noodlottige ongeluk in die oorlog geteisterde Jemen
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Johan den Haan en Pieter Schoeman, ’n pa van drie, is Sondag te same met drie ander buitelanders is in ’n landmyn-ongeluk dood. Hul span was uitgekontrakteer om landmyne by Maa’rib aan die grens tussen Jemen en Saoedi-Arabië onskadelik te stel en te verwyder. Hulle almal het gesterf toe tegnici ’n vrag landmyne gelaai het..
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Siya Kolisi only South African nominated for Laureus World Sports award taking place next month in Monaco
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Springbok captain Siya Kolisi is the only South African nominated in any category for the 2019 Laureus World Sports Awards‚ which take place in Monaco next month. Kolisi‚ who became the first black player to captain the Springbok in Test rugby history when he led them against England last June‚ is nominated in the Moment..
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It’s not just medical staff looking to find their place in the sun elsewhere in the world, as statistics show that more and more whites are leaving South Africa
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It is not just only the dozens of medical staff leaving the country to find happiness and new beginnings somewhere else, as statistics show that more and more whites are leaving the South-Africa. Among the main reasons being stated are the never-ending corruption, the persistent violence that becomes unsustainable, and the unemployment rate that forces..
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US President Trump signed anti-genocide act into law and is committed to send in Marines as a matter of national security interest – ANC & EFF you will soon be sorry for openly challenging him!
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Trump has signed the anti genocide act into law on Monday, 14 January 2019! “U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday signed new bipartisan legislation committing the United States to preventing genocide.”
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South Africa’s big expat tax is coming – major changes to be introduced in tax exemption on South African expatriates
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In 2017 the National Treasury and SARS announced that they would be introducing major changes in the tax exemption on South African expatriates. According to Claudia Aires Apicella, head of Financial Emigration at Tax Consulting SA, the legislative amendment is set to come into effect on 1 March 2020. It states that South African tax..
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SA movie maker found dead in Nigerian hotel room
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A South African film producer was found dead in his hotel room at the Blowfish Hotel in the Victoria Island neighborhood in Lagos, Nigeria. Siphiwe Myeza-Mhlambi, a 25 year old,director’s family said in a statement he was found dead in his hotel room on Monday. According to Victor Dlamini, the family spokesperson, Myeza-Mhlambi was in..
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A look at the unique Afrikaans community of Patagonia, Argentina To many, Patagonian Afrikaans is a relic of the past – Against the odds, however, a renaissance has begun
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The Patagonian desert in southern Argentina is a harsh environment. Little seems to thrive on its seemingly endless red plains and parched land. Yet in this unlikely place there is a unique bilingual community. It’s made up of the Afrikaans and Spanish-speaking descendants of the about 650 South African Boers, who came to Patagonia in..
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