Cosatu toll strike to still go ahead
The Congress of SA Trade Unions has vowed to press ahead with a strike against toll fees in Gauteng.
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Reduced Gauteng tolls not ideal
The reduced Gauteng toll fees were welcome but not ideal, various commentators said.
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Mines welcome infrastructure funds
The allocation of funds for infrastructure outlined in Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's Budget speech were welcomed by the Chamber of Mines.
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Toll fee cut, but battle rages on
Pravin Gordhan’s announcement that e-toll fees will not be scrapped, but rather reduced and capped was met with anger.
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Mancini ready to end Tevez fued
Roberto Mancini, the Manchester City manager, has drawn a line under his long-running dispute with Carlos Tevez.
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India debates Tendulkar’s ODI career
India's greats have begun talking about a topic that was once considered unthinkable – Sachin Tendulkar's retirement.
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Els thrashes Donald
Defending champion Luke Donald was hammered by Ernie Els while Tiger Woods had a narrow first-round escape.
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Clarke says it was tough axeing Ponting
Australian captain Michael has says he was partly responsible for the sacking of Ricky Ponting from the one-day squad.
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Majola elected as W Cape Speaker
DA MPL Richard Majola has been voted in as the new speaker of the Western Cape legislature, according to a report.
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Chappies protester can return to site
Fiona Hinds will be able to protest at the construction site of the controversial toll plaza on Chapman's Peak again after the removal of her bail conditions, a report said.
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Ferreira crash shouldn’t be political: Mmemezi
MEC Humphrey Mmemezi says the crash in which Thomas Ferreira was severely injured was just an accident.
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Injured youngster to get R800 000
Nine years ago, a group of teenagers met after school to play cards at a disused pump house near a children's play area in Woodlands, Durban.
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All square at the start of the series
The South African ODI team takes on Sri Lanka in a sunny Paarl today and the home side expects to move ahead in overall match wins … both sides have won 22 times in the 46 times they have faced each other. Die Suid-Afikaanse eendagspan pak vandag Sri Lanka in ‘n sonnige Paarl. Die tuisspan beplan om ‘n voorsprong te neem in die algehele uitslae. Beide spanne het 22 keer gewen in die 46 keer dat die spanne teen mekaar gespeel het.
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Premier call on UJ to stop stampedes
Gauteng premier, Nomvula Mokonyane, has called on the management of the University of Johannesburg to work closely with authorities to ensure that Tuesday’s stampede at the university does not happen again. Die premier van Gauteng het 'n beroep op die Universiteit van Johannesburg gedoen om toegang beter te beheer na 'n ouer gister in 'n stormloop om laat registrasie gedood is.
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Teacher suspended after child-sex allegations
A teacher from Daveyton near Johannesburg has been suspended by Gauteng Education after allegations that he was giving marks for sex to his pupils. ‘n Onderwyser van Daveyton naby Johannesburg is geskors na hy na bewering beter punte aan skoolkinders gegee het in ruil vir seks.
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Minister threatens drivers that break the law
Transport Minister S’bu Ndebele has warned there will be zero tolerance for those who continue to drive at excessive speeds and disobey the rules of the road during the festive season. Die minister van vervoer sê bestuurders sal toegesluit word as hulle nie Suid-Afrikaanse verkeersreëls nakom nie.
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