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SASCOC Reacts to Lucas Sithole’s Two-Year Doping Ban
South Africa’s umbrella sports body, SASCOC, has responded to the news that Paralympian wheelchair tennis player Lucas Sithole has been suspended by the International...
R1 Billion to be Spent on Cape Town’s Broken Central Line, Promises PRASA
It will cost more than R1 billion just to make Cape Town’s vandalised Central Line secure, according to Richard Walker, manager of Metrorail Western...
South Africa Aims to Send 228 Athletes to Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, 6 Months...
South Africa’s Olympic governing body, SASCOC, together with various sporting stakeholders in the country, have ushered in six months to go before the Tokyo...
Public Approval is Ramaphosa’s Only Defence Against Enemies in ANC Wanting Recall
What are South Africans to make of the murmurs that its governing party, the African National Congress (ANC), plans to recall Cyril Ramaphosa as...
Rondebosch Golf Club: City of Cape Town Accused of Subsidising the Wealthy Elite
The City of Cape Town is “subsidising the wealthy elite” by planning to extend the lease on the Rondebosch golf course for another ten...
How to Fix the Gap Between School and Work in South Africa
The world of work is changing constantly, profoundly, and faster. This is clear from the outsourcing of work, waves of technological advances, increasing automation...
South Africa’s Energy Crisis has Triggered Lots of Ideas: Why Most are Wrong
Since late last year, South Africans have, once again, been subjected to power cuts by the power utility, Eskom. The need for what’s called...
Kevin Anderson Helps South Africa to 3-0 Win Over Chile in Australia at ATP...
Kevin Anderson (33) may live in the USA, but the SA expat is playing with all his heart in Australia - representing South Africa! ...
Robertson – Town of Wine And Roses and Beautiful Memories, South Africa
Most people know Robertson either as a small, drive-through town, or as the place of four fabulous wine festivals with names like Wacky Wine...
No Place for Trophy Hunting in the Sixth Extinction
For a Western hunter to pay to kill an African animal and expatriate its parts is a form of objectification, dehumanising and therefore morally...
