Steyn City: home to SA’s youngest golf star: SimTiger Johannesburg, April 2019: A number of august personalities have hit the greens on Steyn City’s Nicklaus-design golf course since its launch over four years ago, including the likes of players from Bafana Bafana and the Springboks. But few are quite as noteworthy as Simthandile Tshabalala. That’s because, at seven years old, … [Read more...] about Steyn City: home to SA’s youngest golf star
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Home affairs back online after systems upgrade, says department
Home affairs back online after systems upgrade, says department: Port Elizabeth - Front offices for the Department of Home Affairs in all provinces are up and running, the department said on Monday after interruptions because of a systems upgrade introduced on March 29. "Due to the magnitude of work to be... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News KZN bus driver killed in … [Read more...] about Home affairs back online after systems upgrade, says department
We asked Senegalese migrants why they leave home. Here’s what they told us | The Conversation
We asked Senegalese migrants why they leave home. Here's what they told us: Senegalese migrants protest against racism and violence in Milan (2011) Eugenio Marongiu/ShutterstockSenegal is widely touted as a stable democracy, experiencing good economic growth in a more volatile region. But people still take the risk of migrating to Europe. Because migration is largely … [Read more...] about We asked Senegalese migrants why they leave home. Here’s what they told us | The Conversation
Study shows why African refugees stay put despite end to conflict at home | The Conversation
Study shows why African refugees stay put despite end to conflict at home: Tens of thousands fled the DRC during fighting between rebels and government troops. EFE/Dai KurowowaThe number of refugees in Africa has more than doubled between 2009 and 2016, from 2.1 million to 4.9 million, according to the World Bank. Old conflicts have continued and new ones have arisen, forcing … [Read more...] about Study shows why African refugees stay put despite end to conflict at home | The Conversation
SA News: State goes after Tyson’s leisure home
State goes after Tyson’s leisure home: Kasukuwere on January 10 successfully applied for his passport back on the grounds he wanted to travel to South Africa for medical attention and the State did not oppose the application, saying it was ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Right now, we’re looking like an eighties rerun: This is the highest level the total public … [Read more...] about SA News: State goes after Tyson’s leisure home