Driving via Pretoria North Poort has become nightmare: Pretoria – Driving in and out of Pretoria North via the Poort has become a daily nightmare for motorists and commuters alike. This is detailed in a petition started by frustrated motorist Adele Malan, which has already garnered more than 1000 signatures. Malan said not only were the never-ending roadworks a headache, but the lawlessness, inconsiderate driving of mostly taxis which has overflown to other regular road users was causing a huge frustration. “A morning commute that should take about 10…
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eThekwini returns R309m meant for GO!Durban bust project: Durban – The eThekwini Municipality has returned R309 million allocated for the GO!Durban project to the National Treasury because it was not used and may not get it back This was according to a 2019 report presented by the auditor-general of South Africa. This is the latest controversy to hit the Integrated Rapid Public Transport Network (IRPTN) project, commonly known as GO!Durban. There have been several disputes between the taxi industry, the business forums and the…
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‘Duped’ tennis fans’ R4 000 Roger Federer tickets in top of stand only worth R650: Cape Town – Disappointed tennis fans said they purchased two tickets online for R4 000 each via booking platform Instaticket for the highly anticipated Match In Africa at the Cape Town Stadium organised by the Roger Federer Foundation, only to discover the real value of the tickets when they arrived this week. The tickets they received were worth R650 each from Computicket. The Cape…
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Arresting Jacob Zuma will cause instability, warns ANC in Free State: Durban – The ANC in the Free State has warned that arresting Zuma would lead to instability in the country. “The courts of our country must learn that…
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PODCAST | THE STORY: Jacob Zuma – ultimate ‘Teflon Don’ or ailing former statesman?: This week, Jacob Zuma is at the centre of a controversy that is rooted in a sick note. Is this the end of the road? Listen. ……
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KZN health clears the air over suspected coronavirus cases: Durban – The Department of Health in KwaZulu-Natal has reassured the public that two people, suspected of being infected by the coronavirus, were cleared by medical tests. KZN health MEC Nomagugu Simelane-Zulu confirmed on Thursday that the department was aware…
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‘Duped’ tennis fans’ R4K Federer tickets in top of stand only worth R650: Cape Town – Disappointed tennis fans said they purchased two tickets online for R4 000 each via booking platform Instaticket for the highly anticipated Match In Africa at the Cape Town Stadium organised by the Roger Federer Foundation, only to discover the real value of the tickets when they arrived this week. The tickets they received were worth R650 each from Computicket. The Cape…
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The ‘Gateserer’ bromance: Bill Gates ready for throwdown on team Federer, and not for the …: Microsoft founder and tech billionaire Bill Gates can’t wait to flex his tennis skills in Cape Town, sharing his excitement at teaming up with familiar partner-in-crime Roger Federer, to take on Rafael Nadal and Trevor Noah for charity. ……
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Thandi Modise considering ATM’s motion of no confidence in Cyril Ramaphosa: National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modise has said she is considering the African Transformation Movement’s motion of no confidence in President Cyril Ramaphosa. ……
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Vehicles wait in line next to petrol stations during fuel shortage: Cars and tuk-tuk taxis were pictured waiting in a line next to a…
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