In this issue

July 04, 2024

Ford workers to go on strike

We reject their reasons for refusing to share profit with workers Numsa.

2 mins

Boxing row black eye for SA

We will recoup the costs from him, says BSA’s new chair as trio flies home.

3 mins

Jokes, jibes make for colourful swearing-in of new MPs

It seems they should add minister of jokes to Patriotic Alliance (PA) leader and Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie after he made a hilarious entrance with a series of quips when being sworn-in as a Cabinet minister yesterday.

1 min

Holding on for deer life

Group prevents farmers from hitting young wildlife with their machinery.

2 mins

Clearing up NHI confusion

People thought they should cancel medical aid to enjoy free health care.

1 min

SAB initiative pays off

78% compliance rate due to beer giant’s partnership with law enforcers.

2 mins

Fraud blocked – bank

Many fraud modus operandi we block without customers knowing Standard.

1 min

Victims recall stampede horror

Farmer clings to hope missing sister is 'maybe just lost'.

1 min

Hurricane Beryl roars

'Life-threatening' situation set to pass over Jamaica.

2 mins

Proteas deserve to be praised

I am sick and tired of everyone lambasting the Proteas.

1 min

Best and worst shares

There are a few penny stocks that show larger gains.

3 mins

Top priorities for Steenhuisen

Chief aim must be the new agriculture master plan.

2 mins

10% duty on solar imports

Market share declines due to competition from cheap foreign products.

2 mins

Turkish delight retains flavour

Türkiye are turning their second home into a fortress at Euro 2024 as a blistering start and a stunning save from Mert Gunok at the death engineered a 2-1 win over Austria to reach the quarterfinals.

1 min

Under-fire Oranje 'showed a reaction'

Netherlands forward Cody Gakpo (right) said his under-fire side had \"showed a reaction\" in the 3-0 win over Romania on Tuesday sent them into the Euro 2024 quarterfinals.

1 min

Boks to unleash the big bruisers

The Springboks are backing their big men on the bench to make a huge impact when they come on in the second-half of their much-anticipated encounter against Ireland at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.

1 min

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