Victim of munitions plant blast was about to become a cop
Jason Hartzenberg dreamed of being a policeman and had just passed his entrance examination.
But the 21-year-old’s dream died in the blink of an eye...
Rand worsens to over 15 against the dollar
The rand weakened through the R15/$ mark on Tuesday morning‚ in a slide coinciding with a pick-up in oil international oil prices - a...
Polony can come back into your diet: listeria outbreak declared over
The world's deadliest listeria outbreak is over‚ Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced on Monday.
There have been no new cases of the ST6 strain of...
Ramaphosa strikes deals in China to bring jobs‚ factories to Musina-Makhado corridor
The government and the Bank of China have entered into a trade agreement that will see the Chinese making investments to the tune of...
Finger-lickin’ dud: KFC told to dump dangerous TV ad
A KFC ad featuring car-spinning is a finger-lickin’ dud‚ the ad watchdog has ruled.
The Advertising Standards Authority said the disregard for safety shown in...
Petrol price set to go up by between 23 and 25 cents a litre...
More fuel price hikes are on their way next week‚ courtesy of a weaker rand.
This is according to the Automobile Association (AA)‚ which was...
Scam alert: ‘How Presidency offered me R200m’
Mpumalanga businessman Gilbert Nkosi could not believe his luck when he received a call from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office informing him of a R200m...
JSE opens weaker in choppy trade as Trump questions Fed’s actions
The JSE opened weaker on Tuesday in cautious trade as the US appeared set on implementing higher tariffs against China‚ while US president Donald...
Gold Fields to cut up to 1‚560 jobs at South Deep mine
Gold Fields is preparing to lay off up to 1‚560 people at its loss-making South Deep mine‚ marking yet another attempt at restoring the...
Rand steady as it recovers from day’s worst levels
The rand was little changed to the dollar from its previous close on Monday afternoon‚ and well off its worst intraday levels‚ after the...
This is why the rand is nose-diving
The rand’s continuing plunge on Monday has been mostly due to emerging-market contagion based on events in Turkey‚ but other factors are conspiring to...
Rand plunges 8% as emerging markets suffer
THE rand plunged more than 8% alongside the Turkish lira on Monday morning‚ reaching R15.41 to the dollar around 2.30am.
The R15/$ level was last...
Belly dancing at The Office
LOTS of fun was had at the opening of The Office in Bathurst, a brand-new office services company that will offer computer training and...
Rand wobbles as global trade war jitters resurface
The rand limped along in midmorning trade on Thursday‚ battling to recover from a setback attributed to the ANC’s surprise decision to seek to...
JSE opens weaker as Trump intensifies trade war with China
The JSE opened weaker on Thursday in renewed risk-off trade amid new signs of an escalating global trade war with China as the US...
Land expropriation a bitter pill for farmers
Farming associations have slammed the ANC’s announcement that it intends to amend the constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation.
Transvaal Agricultural Union (Tau...
Siza Mzimela appointed as acting CEO of SA Express
The board of South African Express Airways‚ with concurrence from Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan‚ has appointed Siza Mzimela as the new acting CEO...
Gordhan will take the reins at SAA as the ailing airline is moved to...
Pravin Gordhan’s public enterprises ministry will now control the ailing South African Airlways (SAA)‚ after President Cyril Ramamphosa transferred its control‚ effective on Wednesday.
Ramaphosa...
Naming and shaming fake degrees
The department of higher education and training has proposed naming and shaming fraudsters who claim fake qualifications in an online public register administered by...
Chinese investors hosted in Port Alfred
CHINESE investors may soon be doing business in Sarah Baartman District Municipality if memorandums of understanding (MOU) progress into trade agreements.
Five visiting Chinese companies...
Indoor pool gets warmer water
AFTER a period of not operating at optimum functionality, the Port Alfred indoor pool has been fully renovated and turned into a must-visit swimming...
Farmers discuss change and the land question
WITH so much uncertainty regarding the rights of land-owners in South Africa, farmers are naturally concerned that their land, much of which has been...
Some new ideas to beautify Port Alfred
A FRESH eye often sees things that others have missed, and landscape architect Warren Lange of Hort Couture has once again brought over students...
Is your WhatsApp group out of control? Here is the solution
Are you sick of WhatsApp groups being flooded with thank-you messages after each and every message‚ or photographs or bickering as members dissect each...
Rand weakens as bad news mounts
The rand was weaker against major global currencies on Monday afternoon‚ with both global events and local news providing few reasons to cheer.
Disappointing Chinese...
Acton named business woman of the year
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HARD work and a passion are what drives Kowie Toyota boss Noleen Acton and, at the recent Investec Business Woman of the Year...
Petrol will cost more next month – but it could have been worse: AA
Brace for another petrol price increase‚ but also thank your lucky stars because it could have been much‚ much worse.
So said the Automobile Association...
Eskom scoops awards amid ongoing wage negotiations with unions
Power utility Eskom has scooped two awards at the Most Attractive Employer Awards held this week.
The awards were held in Johannesburg on Monday and...
Do not use your Facebook login for your banking app
Are you chilling on Facebook or Instagram oversharing with friends - and then logging into your online banking with the same profile? You may...
‘Grocery days are stressful‚ honestly’ – South Africans struggle to tighten their already tight...
The food basket has shrunk‚ with households changing their grocery shopping patterns in order to accommodate tough economic times.
Just when South Africans thought things...
