TOP STORY North West puts more vehicles in TB fight By Vusumuzi ka Nzapheza
THE North West Health Department has bought 28 vehicles to criss-cross the province chasing people who default on their tuberculosis (TB) treatment.
News SACC condemns treatment of displaced foreigners By S'thembiso Hlongwane
THE South African Council of Churches (SACC) has condemned the treatment of displaced foreign nationals outside the Lindela Repatriation Centre.
Sport 'Sailor' gets 2 year ban after failing drug test By Daniel Mothowagae
PLATINUM Stars midfielder Daniel "Sailor" Tshabalala has been handed a two year ban after testing positive to a banned substance, the South African Football Association (Safa) disciplinary committee (DC) said on Wednesday afternoon.
INFERNO . . . Kruger Park flats in Pretoria were set alight yesterday as the Red Ants were evicting people so that the building can be repaired to comply with regulations. Picture: Erlo Brown
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Sitting on worthless wealth All is not well in the Royal Bafokeng Nation (RBN), a rich and progressive rural mining community.
Rare gift indeed
I do not have a strong affinity for Nelson Mandela and I choose the worst time to say this – when everybody is showering the old man with accolades on his 90th birthday.
PLATINUM Stars midfielder Daniel "Sailor" Tshabalala has been handed a two year ban after testing positive to a banned substance, the South African Football Association (Safa) disciplinary committee (DC) said on Wednesday afternoon.
While Nelson Mandela celebrates his birthday, we turn our eye to consider the legacy he leaves us in rural education.
What are the systematic and global impediments to African democracy? Should new constitutions opt for a single-term presidency?
