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ANC gravy train for 'consultants'

HI \"R2.5 billion per year for indirect health spending\" refers. That is not supplying or fixing hospitals, paying nurses and doctors what they deserve or improving clinics in any way.

SA's euphoria slowly fading

Thirty years into democracy, having produced a progressive, world-acclaimed constitution, we enjoy freedom of the press, speech, association, assembly and a right to vote.

Cruelty has no place in society

Many are the Europeans who criticise African traditional cultural practices as barbaric, particularly when it comes to cruelty to animals. Yet, even this deep into the 21st century, bullfighting continues in Europe.

Handle the SABC with utmost care

Don't they discuss anything in the government of national unity (GNU) Cabinet before launching press releases left, right and centre? That's the poser in the wake of yet another brewing spat among the clutch of politicians determining our fate.

Farmer faces corruption charges over illegal migrant

Eastern Cape farmer Yolisa Linda Hlongwane is appearing before the Qonce Magistrate's Court, facing allegations of corruption.

Another blow for Lotto official

Nene in bid to stop disciplinary action against her.

Fury over bid to ban minors from bullfights

France's upper house of parliament will this week debate a Bill to ban children under 16 from attending bullfights, inflaming tension and enraging aficionados of the centuries-old tradition.

Growing garden of hope for community

The food garden at Dikonyana Community Based Care Centre is more than a place for growing crops; it's a lifeline for the people of Namibia Square in Mangaung, providing hope under the unwavering leadership of its founder, Selina Majafi.

Working the streets

Inacountry with 50% unemployment, locals do what they can to make a living.

‘Hands off’ the Cabinet’s Bill

APPROVED: COMMUNICATIONS MINISTER TOLD HE HAS NO AUTHORITY TO WITHDRAW SABC BILL

R120bn pledged for Limpopo projects

Cabinet and executive approved the new law and must first be consulted.

Fired Gwamanda wants his job back

Al Jama-ah councillor and former Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda is demanding to be reinstated as MMC of community development.

Frantic rescue effort

Desperation as community strives to reach illegal miners still underground.

World is losing half its coral

Almost half of all warm-water species of coral are threatened with extinction - and climate change is the chief culprit, a new report said yesterday.

Playing a bike cable...

From first sharing instruments, ragtag band now trailblazer for African classicals.

Young horses run for old man Striker

Piere Strydom was told he seemed to get on well with a particular winning horse at Turffontein on Monday.

Jordaan scrapes for bail

Facing R1.3m fraud allegations, Safa boss and co-accused are yet to plead.

Govt 'out of touch' with informal settlement reality

The latest draft bylaws governing the informal settlement economy have been labelled wishful thinking from a government out of touch with reality.

More online buys show better days

Improved purchasing power is tailwind for economy.

Still glittering centuries later

Rosy-cheeked cherubs surrounded by blues, reds and golds have lost none of their brilliance in 17th-century frescoes discovered behind a false ceiling at the Villa Farnesina palace in Rome.

Soccer outrage over influencer

An Argentinian club drew the ire of the country's football community after selecting an influencer with no professional experience in its starting XI for a top-flight match.

Xiaomi makes SA comeback

T14: BRINGS THE BRAND FULLY INTO MOBILE AI ARENA

Bafana poised for AFCON slot

Top-tier club soccer takes a break for the next week, but there's plenty of exciting football on the menu with the final group games in AFCON and UEFA Nations League, plus several cash-boosted TAB soccer pools including a R4.3-million Soccer 13 carryover tomorrow.

Ferraris favours Young Emperor

Purton looks to extend his lead with Triumphant More.

New GLC63 sets record straight

Affalterbach machine pips rival from Munich to bragging rights.

Peter can get bettors off to a winning start

Lerena could craft a change of fortune for Vibe SA.

Goldie to score on Polytrack

Dean Kannemeyer looks to have some useful runners in his yard, both in Cape Town and Durban, and he also seems to have a knack as to which of his runners will run well on the Polytrack.

Nissan Navara on slippery slope

Pro-4X still makes for pleasant transport with good fuel sonsumption.

Chery range gets sweeter

Chinese carmaker has even bigger plans for lined up for South Arican market.

Sassy all-new Suzuki Swift

ETHOS: 'FUN TO DRIVE' HATCH LIVES UP TO REPUTATION