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Cardoso urges PSL to act on pitches

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso has urged the PSL to make it compulsory for the pitch to be watered before the game and during the break.

R5 a month too little

CHARGES: NEDBANK INCREASES MONTHLY ENTRY-LEVEL ACCOUNT FEES BY 40% TO R7

Rand Water Writes Off Millions for Non-Payment

Africa's biggest bulk-water supplier has had to write off millions owed by municipalities that have failed to pay their bills.

Moz mine invasion

DAMAGE: GEMFIELDS RUBY MINE HALTS OPERATIONS IN THE NORTH

Festive drinking tips

OVERINDULGENCE: PAYING ATTENTION TO SPECIFIC BEHAVIOURS CAN HELP

Playlist: cater for all guests' tastes

For many, New Year's Eve is a time to celebrate with friends and family. But putting together a playlist that everyone can enjoy is often a real challenge.

Google search has a surprise in store for 'Squid Game' fans

Fans of the hit show Squid Game have a treat in store, since Google has introduced an interactive surprise that lets users experience the world of the Korean series.

How Japan's coveted blue jeans are made

Call it an antidote to fast fashion; Japanese jeans hand-dyed with natural indigo and woven on a clackety vintage loom, then sold at a premium to global denim connoisseurs.

How to set boundaries

RELATIONSHIPS: DON'T LET TOXIC FAMILIES RUIN YOUR HOLIDAY

Sick leave boon for private sleuth's business

Rising sick leave rates may be bad news for German companies at a time the economy is already ailing - but for private eye Marcus Lentz, it has been a boon for his business.

Onslaught on culture

RUBAB: ARTIST VOWS NO FORCE, PERSON OR SYSTEM CAN SILENCE SOUND

Israeli strike puts hospital out of service

The World Health Organisation said the Kamal Adwan hospital was \"now empty\", following an Israeli military raid which put north Gaza's last major health facility out of service.

For a day, the hustle just stops

In Ireland, on Christmas Day, the airports were closed. No planes landed or took off. No buses came either. No trains left the shuttered stations.

Time for Malema, Zuma to pay back the money

When will the courts get together to bring these cases forward

GNU exposes ANC's shortcomings

May I humbly ask whether the government of national unity (GNU) is exposing a political party that was hiding its shenanigans, or being negligent of what is happening in the administration of national, provincial and local departments?

Silly matric results debate

A whole R5 million threat to the department of basic education because they want to let the newspapers publish matric results.

Brace for a new dangerous era

Weather and climate change was a huge talking point this year – the hottest year in history.

Proteas' win offers much promise

When South Africa's premier fast bowler Kagiso Rabada was interviewed at the start of yesterday's fourth day's play of the first Test against Pakistan in Centurion, with the Proteas needing a further 121 runs for victory with only seven wickets in hand on a tricky pitch, he admitted he didn't want to bat down the order but said he was ready to contribute to the team's cause because it would take all their effort to win.

UK set to tax private schools

The UK will end a tax exemption for private schools on Wednesday, the centre-left Labour government has announced, in a move set to raise over £1.5 billion (about R35 billion) for public education.

Trump Backs Musk On Visas

Washington – Donald Trump weighed in on Saturday in a bitter debate dividing his traditional supporters and tech barons like Elon Musk, saying that he backs a special visa programme that helps highly skilled workers enter the country.

Yoon defies summons for third time

South Korea's suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol refused a summons to appear for questioning yesterday, the third time he has defied investigators' demands in two weeks.

Airliner crash kills all but two

SOUTH KOREA: CONTROLLERS WARNED ABOUT BIRD STRIKE

Water Isn't the Problem, JW Is

Councillor: Difficult to Reach End User Due to Infrastructure

Year of protest action in the capital city

It was a busy year in Pretoria with protests in 2024 by various organisations over job creation, service delivery and other issues.

‘No justice’ for smuggler

Child Trafficking: Anger as Mozambican gets suspended sentence

KZN residents end year on bad note

Some residents in KwaZulu-Natal will have to spend the last days of 2023 salvaging what they can from a storm that damaged their houses.

Class of '24 urged to explore next step in careers

It is important that the matric class of 2024 prepares for their next steps while they wait for their National Senior Certificate (NSC) results instead of being lost in the excitement of the festive season.

Japan Craftmakers See Hope

Lacquerware: Disaster-Hit Region Recovers

R5m fine in matric row

PUBLICATION: INFORMATION REGULATOR ISSUES ENFORCEMENT NOTICE

Cameroon islands now sanctuary for rescued chimpanzees

Adolescent chimps are, in some respects, rather similar to their human counterparts.