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Nestlé dismisses Chief Executive over office romance
GENEVA, Switzerland – Swiss food giant Nestlé terminated Chief Executive Laurent Freixe with immediate effect this week following an investigation into an “undisclosed romantic relationship with a direct subordinate” that violated…
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4 000 jobs at risk as ArcelorMittal slows down South African steel operations
ArcelorMittal, the world’s second largest steelmaker, announced on Tuesday it will close part of its steel operations in South Africa, putting approximately 4 000 jobs at risk according to union…
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Former Hamas hostage shares harrowing account of 491-day captivity
JOHANNESBURG – Tears filled a Johannesburg synagogue as Or Levy, a former Hamas hostage, recounted the devastating moment he learned of his wife’s death after 491 days in captivity—the same…
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Former police officer and family member sentenced to life for killing LGBTQ+ activist
POLOKWANE – Two cousins, including a former police officer, have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the brutal murder of LGBTQ+ rights activist Refilwe Gift Malope. The Limpopo Polokwane High…
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The tale of Dutch Grand Prix
The Dutch Grand Prix didn’t go the way many wanted it to. For one, the Orange Army, though tempered by Max Verstappen’s recent form, still would have held out some…
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‘Serious danger’ to global markets if Trump controls US monetary policy, warns ECB chief
European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde warned Monday that it could be extremely dangerous for the global economy if US President Donald Trump gained control over US monetary policy.
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Major Hawks win: Komani cable thieves sentenced to 15 years
Hawks investigators in Komani have secured convictions against cable thieves who targeted critical infrastructure across the province.
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Powerful earthquake in Afghanistan kills over 600, rescue efforts underway
A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan, killing 622 people and injuring more than 1,500.
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Putin defends Ukraine war at summit, blames West for conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday defended his war in Ukraine before Moscow’s allies, blaming the West for sparking the three-and-a-half-year conflict.
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Police losing tech race to criminals as procurement woes hamper digital upgrades
South Africa’s police force is falling dangerously behind criminals in the adoption of digital technology, with outdated state procurement policies enabling lawbreakers to outpace law enforcement, according to an assessment…
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