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Maritzburg not yet out of the danger zone

Maritzburg United midfielder Daylon Claasen believes that, in spite of their mid-week win, their battle to get out of the relegation-zone is far from over.

ZUMA’S KRAAL EMPTIES AS HIS DIARY FILLS UP

Jacob Zuma might be politically in the wilderness, but his cattle kraal at his Nkandla homestead is a busy place.

FLUSHED WITH JOY: Alex residents say it’s like living in Sandton as smelly buckets are replaced

For over 20 years they lived with evil smelling bucket toilets right outside their doors, but the brand new flushing toilets handed over to residents in Alexandra have ended the suffering of nearly 200 families who were using the bucket system.

Career interruptus: ANC official quits after sex video goes viral

Moses Moalusi has resigned after a video showing him having sex - a video he recorded himself - went viral.

Stuurman family gains an airport but loses a son

The shooting to death of Clyde Stuurman of Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape has dampened the celebratory mood among the direct descendants of Chief Dawid Stuurman.

Motsepe on course for his goal of the CAF presidency

With only a few days left before the 2021 elections for the new Confederation of African Football (CAF) president, the odds are leaning in favour of South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe.

“Fix our road. Or nobody uses it.”

Normal village life has ground to a standstill in Ndakeni, Ngwekazana and Sithinteni villages outside Mount Ayliff in the Eastern Cape – where villagers have blocked a main access road demanding resurfacing of the gravel road.

MURDERED FOR A CELL PHONE

Eighteen-year-old Nontobeko Mtshali was beaten to death with a hammer and sticks in front of her siblings and her mother - allegedly for stealing a cell phone.

Branden Grace wins golf title for his late dad

An emotional Branden Grace has dedicated his title victory at the PGA Tour Puerto Rico Open to his late dad who succumbed to Covid-19 complications earlier this year.

Rejoicing as hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls freed

There was joy and celebration as hundreds of schoolgirls who were abducted by armed men from their boarding school in Northwest Nigeria on Friday were freed on Tuesday.

Swallows coach: ‘The loss was a good omen ahead of our next game’

Swallows FC coach Brandon Truter reckons the 2-1 loss to TS Galaxy is a good omen for his team.

ONE AND A HALF MILLION DOSES OF VACCINE MAY GO DOWN THE PLUGHOLE

South Africa’s 1.5 million doses of the Astrazeneca vaccine currently sit unused in their storage units - and are at risk of going down the plughole.

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