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Employers Advise the Police to Prepare for a Violent NUMSA Strike
Twenty six people were arrested on Friday in the economic province of Gauteng following intimidation, public violence and malicious damage to property. This is in connection with the ongoing strike organised by... Read more »
FIFA World Cup, Friday Quarter Finals: A Sneak Preview
France v Germany It will be the clash of great minds as first of all Germany square off against Fellow Europeans, France and later Hosts Brazil try out for their sixth tittle when they face Columbia in the two ... Read more »
Rubber Bullets Fired at NUMSA Strike
The police had to fire rubber bullets to disperse strikers who were blocking the entrance to the power utility, Eskom’s Medupi Power Station on Thursday. Thursday was the third day of the National Union o... Read more »
Argentina See Off Switzerland with a Di Maria Strike
In what was a highly disappointing game, with chances at a premium and a lack of quality on both sides, Angel di Maria fired Argentina into the quarter finals after a beautiful move orchestrated by kingpin and ... Read more »
Belgium Shoot the Americans Back Home
Belgium needed all of ninety minutes and some more in order to dispatch of a resolute American team in this fast paced second round match played at the Arena Fonte Nova under the watchful Algerian referee, Djam... Read more »
African Teams Bow Out Of The FIFA World Cup
It was the same this time around for African nations. So near and yet so far. However, these African representatives can go back home with their heads held high and claim that they represented the continent wit... Read more »
Oscar Trial Resumes: No Mental Disorder
After more than a month lay off, the trial of Oscar Pistorius resumed at the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria. The major piece of information that emerged on Monday was that the double amputee did not have ... Read more »
Last Minute Penalty Secures the Dutch as Costa Rica win on Penalties
In a show that the FIFA World Cup is still one of the best sports tournaments in the world, the second round of matches that were played on Sunday were as pulsating as they were unpredictable. While the Netherl... Read more »
Stellenbosch University Rector and Vice Chancellor Prof. Russel Botman Dies at 60
The country of South Africa has been hurt where it hurts the most. One of its most illustrious sons has been taken away from it once again. Professor Russel Botman has passed on at his home in Stellenbosch on F... Read more »
