The Tourism Business Council of South Africa says it is pleased to hear that the government is planning to ease COVID-19 restrictions. Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, the CEO of Tourism Business Council…
By June last year, KwaZulu-Natal was one of the worst performing provinces in terms of job losses and unemployment. Premier Sihle Zikalala says the province’s unemployment rate is sitting at…
Dozens of South African medical students in the north-eastern Ukrainian city of Sumy have staged a peaceful protest outside their hostel in the hope their pleas will be heard. eNCA’s…
Twenty-eight cyclists are cycling from Johannesburg to Cape Town to fight world hunger. The 6th annual extreme ride for hunger kicked off on Wednesday. This is an initiative by the…
A student who was in Ukraine says it was extremely difficult for them to leave the country. For more is medical student Vukile Dlamini. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and…
The Nelson Mandela Foundation has urged the South African government to show leadership at this critical moment and press for a ceasefire so that rigorous negotiations on the future can…
The SA Human Rights Commission hearings into the Gauteng leg of the July unrest have ended, but many questions remain unanswered. The commission says the first and second leg of…
Lack of infrastructure is still a huge challenge to several schools in the Eastern Cape. Shortage of desks, chairs, classrooms and a lack of ablution facilities are some of the…
The mass funeral of 14 of the 15 members of the Ntlatseng family, who were killed in a head-on crash that claimed 19 lives in the North West, is under…
For this week’s chef and eatery slot, we head to the North of Pretoria, where you will find Something Sosha Lifestyle. It is a restaurant owned by three young passionate…
