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From Hitler Mussolini to underwater hockey: The week’s strangest stories
Unusual global stories feature bizarre arrests, controversial names, underwater hockey and political blunders.
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Legal Aid SA workers back at work as union suspends nationwide strike
Legal Aid South Africa staff are back at work as the trade union suspends strike, pending a response to demands by Minister of Justice and employers.
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Advokaat Nameka verskyn weer in hof op nuwe aanklagte
Adv. Celeste Nameka, wat op borgtog vrygelaat is in ‘n saak waarin sy en twee ander van onder meer moord aangekla word, het weer in die hof verskyn op nuwe…
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Polisievrou van Lichtenburg doodgery by voetoorgang voor winkelsentrum
Medelye stroom in ná die 53-jarige Eunice Nortman aan haar beserings beswyk nadat ‘n voertuig bo-oor haar gery het terwyl sy ‘n voetoorgang oorgesteek het.
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Godongwana’s fuel levy cut leaves petrol drivers still holding their breath
Finance Minister Godongwana’s levy cut offers diesel relief from 4 November, but petrol drivers brace for a likely increase above the record R30 per litre mark.
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Upington-seun (9) se vermeende moordenaar was op parool ná vorige moord
Die 26-jarige Willem Koper, vermeende moordenaar van die negejarige Heinrich Human van Louisvale-dorp, was ten tyde van die voorval op parool.
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Hoogste Hof bevind verlamde vrou se eis vir skadevergoeding geldig
Die Hoogste Hof van Appèl het in die guns van ‘n vrou van Kimberley beslis wat aanvoer sy is permanent verlam ná ‘n akupunktuurbehandeling en ‘n skadevergoedingseis wil instel.
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South Africa’s inflation rises to 4,5% in September
Consumer price inflation in South Africa rose to 4,5% in September from 4,4% in August, Statistics South Africa confirmed on Wednesday.
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Henderson-verhoor | Getuies ‘stel nie belang om vir verdediging te getuig’
Die staat het Dinsdag 20 Oktober sy saak in die hooggeregshof in Kimberley in die verhoor van John-Ross Henderson gesluit, en die verdediging moet nou getuies roep.
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Five key issues finance minister must address in medium-term budget speech
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana must tackle debt costs, weak growth, record unemployment, infrastructure delays and fiscal sustainability in today’s budget statement.
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