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Stellenbosch urinating incident victim wants perpetrator to be taught a lesson
3 days ago
First-year law student, Theuns du Toit, entered 20-year-old Babalo Ndwayana’s Huis Marais room during the early hours of Sunday morning and urinated on his study desk.
Stellenbosch University student opens criminal case over urinating incident
4 days ago
First year Agricultural Business Management student Babalo Ndwayana also wants first year Law student, Theuns du Toit, expelled.
Expel white student who urinated on black student's belongings - Maties students
4 days ago
A video showing a white student at a male residence, Huis Marais, urinating on a black student’s belongings led to a group of students demonstrating on campus on Sunday.
Sassa urges grant recipients to use other payment methods due to 'challenges'
9 days ago
The agency said that grant recipients would receive a PIN code for them to access their money at certain retail outlets, like supermarkets and ATMs.
No power cuts for Easter long weekend, says Eskom
37 days ago
Eskom has given an update on the power situation and said that it expected lower demand over the next few days.
Stage 2 rolling power cuts extended to Friday - Eskom
38 days ago
Eskom said that there was a 3,518-megawatt shortfall in generation capacity.
Association warns of looming 'chicken price tsunami'
40 days ago
The association is calling for the urgent removal of trade tariffs on all poultry products as well as a three-year moratorium on any new tariffs to ease tough economic times for consumers.
Govt urged to scrap poultry tariffs as association warns of 'price tsunami'
39 days ago
CEO of the Association of Meat Importers and Exporters, Paul Matthew, said that everything possible should be done to stop poultry price increases.
SA's national state of disaster extended for another month
67 days ago
Cooperative Governance Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma said that government needed to continue adapting existing laws to try and control the spread of COVID-19.
Fewer South Africans showing up for their first COVID jabs - Health Dept
78 days ago
Nearly 32 million coronavirus shots have so far been administered in the country since last February.
Most COVID infections being picked up by children between 10 and 14 - Phaahla
78 days ago
Health Minister Joe Phaahla said over this period - most infections are being picked up among South Africans aged between 10 and 14-years-old.
Mantashe slams Shell's treatment in SA, says oil giant harassed out of country
81 days ago
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe delivered the keynote address at the 2022 Africa Energy Indaba that kicked off at the Cape Town International Convention Centre on Tuesday.
SA's first nurse to get J&J COVID vaccine urges citizens to get jab
93 days ago
Even though she's tested for the coronavirus at least eight times before, 44-year-old Sister Zoliswa Gidi-Dyosi said that all her results had come back negative.
Legal expert calls for clearer guidelines on COVID-19 cases in the workplace
108 days ago
Lawyer Lauren Salt said last year's vaccination guidelines still referenced the old isolation period.
Alleged Parliament arsonist Zandile Mafe plans to sue the State for damages
112 days ago
The man suspected of starting a fire that gutted Parliament's National Assembly Chamber plans to sue the State for damages.
More than 10,000 operations couldn't be done at Groote Schuur due to COVID
115 days ago
The hospital, like many others, has had to delay most medical procedures to care for coronavirus patients.
Zandile Mafe's bail hearing postponed to 29 January after he contracts COVID
120 days ago
