Pienaar, Amsterdam shine for Union High: James Pienaar and Brett Amsterdam produced fine all-round performances to take Union High to a massive 197-run victory over Marlow Agricultural on the second day of the home & equity Pearson Cricket Festival in Port Elizabeth on Friday. Jayden Brotherton led the way with the bat for Union by hitting top score of 83 in … [Read more...] about Pienaar, Amsterdam shine for Union High |MyPE
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Multichoice to lay off 1790 workers – union
Multichoice to lay off 1790 workers – union: Johannesburg in the news: Multichoice to lay off 1790 workers – union: JOHANNESBURG – A South African trade union said on Friday that Naspers' newly listed pay-television business Multichoice Group had notified … – Google Alert – Johannesburg Joburg man survives train hit: A man was hit by a … [Read more...] about Multichoice to lay off 1790 workers – union
Blue-light report: Mkhwebane stands by her findings after union backlash
Blue-light report: Mkhwebane stands by her findings after union backlash: The Office of the Public Protector says the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union has a right to approach the courts for a review of a report on suspended secretary to Parliament Gengezi Mgidlana. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News SABC financial woes worsen as unpaid bills pile … [Read more...] about Blue-light report: Mkhwebane stands by her findings after union backlash
SA News: The International Astronomical Union needs your help in naming alien planets
The International Astronomical Union needs your help in naming alien planets: As it happens South Africa is one of those countries, and we’ve been assigned the star WASP-62 and exoplanet WASP-62 b to name. This isn’t the first time the IAU has run an initiative like this. In ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Brazil unsure if Marta will play against Australia: "I … [Read more...] about SA News: The International Astronomical Union needs your help in naming alien planets
Why the African Union shouldn’t ease up on Sudan’s coup leaders | The Conversation
Why the African Union shouldn't ease up on Sudan's coup leaders: Protesters outside the army headquarters in Khartoum, Sudan. EPA-EFE/StringerTwo weeks after a transitional military council came to power in Sudan through a coup in April, African heads of state decided to ease the pressure on the new rulers. This decision was a big mistake. President Omar al-Bashir governed … [Read more...] about Why the African Union shouldn’t ease up on Sudan’s coup leaders | The Conversation
