Cape Town football team cries foul over Hartleyvale lease: Cape Town – Two popular city football clubs are at the centre of a tussle over of the use of fields after the City of Cape Town preferred one over the other in the awarding of a lease agreement. FC Kapstadt has a long-standing agreement to use fields at Hartleyvale. However the City of Cape Town entered into a lease agreement with Cape Town City Sporting Club for Hartleyvale Stadium A and Malta Park B. The lease was issued earlier this year. It is valid for two years and 11 months. President of FC Kapstadt, Zaid Omar, threatened to take the City to court…
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EXCLUSIVE: Good Hope FM’s new breakfast host revealed: Cape Town – Popular Cape Town commercial radio station Good Hope FM is making sweeping changes to its daytime line-up. The Cape Argus can exclusively reveal the station has lined up 24-year-old…
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PICS AND VIDEOS: Traffic chaos expected as flash floods hit Joburg: Johannesburg – Continous rains have resulted in flash floods in parts of Johannesburg and authorities on Friday warned motorists to be cautious because many low-lying bridges had become flooded. Power outages in some northern suburbs, including Northcliff, have been reported. In Melrose, a tree fell onto a car. It was not clear if anyone had been injured. The SA Weather Service has flagged the Free State, North West, Gauteng, Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal for possible flooding…
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King’s son tells of royal battle to beat TB: Durban – King Goodwill Zwelithini’s son, Prince Nhlanganiso, who fought and beat tuberculosis, on Thursday revealed how the disease had taken its toll on him after he was first diagnosed seven years ago. The former professional soccer player who is now a TB and HIV/Aids activist took off his shirt to show hundreds of people at the World TB Day commemoration in Durban his scars as a result of the disease….
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State ‘followed advice to pay Zuma legal fees’: President Cyril Ramaphosa has provided more details of the legal provisions relied on by the state to cover his predecessor Jacob Zuma’s legal costs. Last week during a question and answer session in the National Assembly, Ramaphosa promised to provide EFF leader Julius Malema with the details of the legal provision or policy the state relied on when using state resources to fund Zuma’s personal legal costs. The…
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#GuptaLeaks: The great train robbery Part 2 – The choo-choo switcheroo: How Transnet’s substitution of a Japanese locomotive with a Chinese one was helped along by – and served – the Guptas. ……
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Makgoba: Anglican Church must do more to help sex abuse victims: Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba made an announcement on Thursday, promising to improve the way the church handles these types of cases. ……
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Presidency awaits DA move on Zuma legal fees matter: The party says it will be going to court to review and set aside a decision allowing Zuma to use taxpayers’ money to fund his fight against fraud and corruption charges. ……
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Gauteng residents warned of flooding as heavy rains persist: There are reports of flooding in parts of Randburg, Florida and Soweto. Forecasters say temperatures will go range from cool to cold. ……
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Heavy rains, flooding causing traffic chaos in Gauteng: Some areas affected by flash flooding, including bridges around Centurion, have been closed to traffic. ……
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