Sars: Media organisations should back off from 'relentless malicious attacks': Sars said Tom Moyane was being treated unfairly after being accused of failing to act against Makwakwa. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Vavi throws his weight behind students protesting for free education: Zwelinzima Vavi has called on South Africa’s working class to throw their weight … [Read more...] about Sars: Media organisations should back off from ‘relentless malicious attacks’
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MEPs back trade deal with six African countries
MEPs back trade deal with six African countries: The European Parliament approved an agreement granting duty-free access to the EU for products from Namibia, Mozambique, Botswana, Swaziland and Lesotho, and improved market access for South Africa on Wednesday. “This agreement will help our African partner states to reduce poverty and can also facilitate their smooth … [Read more...] about MEPs back trade deal with six African countries
News24.com | Opposition parties want proof that Zuma paid back the money
News24.com | Opposition parties want proof that Zuma paid back the money: Political parties have welcomed news that President Jacob Zuma has finally paid back R7.8m for security upgrades at his Nkandla home, but want proof of payment. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Penny Sparrow vows to be a better citizen: Penny Sparrow earlier this week pleaded guilty to … [Read more...] about News24.com | Opposition parties want proof that Zuma paid back the money
Lion Man Craig Busch hits back at animal abuse allegations
Lion Man Craig Busch hits back at animal abuse allegations: The Lion Man has broken his silence over new allegations of animal abuse in South Africa, saying he's firm with his lions but does not abuse them. Craig Busch, who now lives on a farm called the Jabula Big Cat Sanctuary near Rustenburg, north of Johannesburg, has defended the claims raised by local current affairs … [Read more...] about Lion Man Craig Busch hits back at animal abuse allegations
Making wine takes a lot of energy. How South Africa’s vintners can cut back | The Conversation
Making wine takes a lot of energy. How South Africa's vintners can cut back: South Africa is one of the top ten wine producing countries in the world. ShutterstockWine production consumes large amounts of energy and generates a sizeable quantity of greenhouse gases. A looming carbon tax and greater consumer awareness about reduced energy use has led to a growing interest in the … [Read more...] about Making wine takes a lot of energy. How South Africa’s vintners can cut back | The Conversation
