Lotteries board wants graft proof
The National Lotteries Board has challenged NGOs and other organisations which protested at its offices to produce evidence of any corruption or irregularities at the board.
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MJC publishes Trust’s records
The Muslim Judicial Council bowed to mounting public pressure to come clean, publishing its Halaal Trust financial records.
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‘Trade key to African growth’
Trade between African countries would reduce poverty and stimulate economic growth, President Jacob Zuma said in Ethiopia.
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Cash-strapped Swaziland University fails to open
It never rains but it pours for the cash-strapped University of Swaziland as it has once again postponed opening for the second semester owing to shortage of funds.
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Strauss, Misbah hail resurgent Pakistan
Rival captains Misbah-ul Haq and Andrew Strauss acknowledged Pakistan's excellent performance which saw them win the second Test against England by 72 runs.
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SA hockey women beat Ireland
A seventh minute goal from Pietie Coetzee was enough to seal a 1-0 win, for the South African women's hockey team over Ireland.
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Kuyt goal sinks United
A last-gasp goal from substitute Dirk Kuyt saw Liverpool snatch a 2-1 victory over Manchester United in the FA Cup on Saturday.
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Chelsea scrape past QPR
Chelsea booked their place in the last 16 of the FA Cup after a controversial penalty saw them defeat west London rivals Queens Park Rangers.
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Crafty thieves the law can’t convict
The police are powerless in the face of a mushrooming silent crime that was only thrust into the spotlight when a suspected gangleader opened fire on the police to avoid arrest.
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Scorched tree poser for cellphone giant
A woman believes the imminent roll-out of 4G cellular telephony could have massive health implications.
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Fight for the children of the night
“As long as there are men in Durban who want underage girls, there will be pimps who provide it.”
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Topless protesters detained
Three topless Ukrainian protesters were detained while trying to break into an invitation-only gathering of international CEOs and political leaders.
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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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