Nigeria’ FIFA badge Referee Patience Ndidi Madu is in Cairo (23rd – 30th April) for The CAF WAFCON VAR preparation course for Elite Referees In
Month: April 2022
Freedom day marred by long list of unfinished business
On 27 April 1994, South Africans from all walks of life voted in the first democratic elections. This was after many years of disenfranchisement of
SA’s ‘richest teacher’? Maths educator’s net worth adds up to R7m
Buhle “Lulu” Menziwa is an entrepreneur and teacher who has previously made headlines for wearing “sexy” clothing while teaching. According to Savanna News, the KwaZulu-Natal-based
Top South Africa journalist files ‘cyberbullying charges’ – after Faith Nketsi row
Madibogo contacted the popular influencer to discuss rumours about her alleged pregnancy, and to find out more about Nketsi’s upcoming wedding. However, things turned sour
Senzo Meyiwa: Mystery female DNA found on suspect’s hat stuns court
Senzo Meyiwa was said to have been killed in an armed robbery at the home of his then-girlfriend Kelly Khumalo’s mother in Vosloorus on 26
Gomora: Tonight’s episode, 28 April 2022 E04 S3)
Thathi has to deal with an unwanted visitor. Sibongile makes a bold move to secure the bursary. Ntokozo searches for answers about Melusi’s arrest. Gomora
Moscow responds to Ukraine’s statements about offensive against Russia
Aleksey Arestovich, an adviser to the head of the office of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, has never been a military expert. He does not understand
Lower census population count in the province will impact budget allocations: Winde
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says a lower census population count despite significant population growth in the province will impact budget allocations. Winde has raised
Ex-honcho of Wartsila Corporation, Rakesh Sarin, Joins VMentor.ai as Chairman of its Advisory Board
VMentor.ai appoints former Suzlon honcho Rakesh Sarin (Founder Chairman, Wellness Mandala), Blaise Costabir, MD of the Indo-French JV, GMI Zarhak Moulders, and JBIMS Director, Srinivasan
Freedom day marred by long list of unfinished business
On 27 April 1994, South Africans from all walks of life voted in the first democratic elections. This was after many years of disenfranchisement of