The bail application of the two men accused of the rape and murder Sinoxolo Mafevuka who was found dead in a toilet is expected to take place in the Khayelitsha Magistrate’s Court on Monday. The two people arrested are cousins of her boyfriend and before she died they had apparently[…]
A year after South African Nuclear Energy Corporation SOC Limited (Necsa) refused to sign off its 2014/15 annual report prepared by the auditor general of South Africa for the financial year ending March 31 2015, the same issue with the auditor general has hampered progress in respect of Necsa’s 2015/16[…]
Children who were evicted with their families from a shelter for abused women scattered in all directions as they hid from social workers after being told that they would be taken away from their parents. They were among 64 children and 26 adults who were ordered to leave Geneva’s House,[…]
An Athlone man who stepped in to prevent train commuters from being robbed has been hailed a hero and received international recognition with people from as far at the US donating money for his treatment. Darryn August, 27, fractured his spine when he was flung from a train and hit[…]
No refugees will be accepted in Poland, as they pose a threat to security, said the head Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party and former PM Jaroslaw Kaczynski, adding that Poland will oppose any law forcing EU members to pay €250,000 per refused refugee. “After recent events connected with acts[…]
Greek MPs have voted in favor of new austerity measures, including pension cuts, tax hikes, and new taxes on internet and TV. Clashes with police broke out as thousands in Athens protested the moves that Greece’s creditors have been demanding. Late on Sunday night, the Greek Parliament adopted controversial pension[…]
Close to 55 million voters have started casting their ballots in the Philippines’ presidential election that could, for the first time, propel a politician from the southern island of Mindanao to power. This could signal a turn away from the policies of President Benigno Aquino and the political centre in[…]
Member states of the U.N. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) are not meeting until September, but some African countries have already drawn their battle lines on divisive issues such as the ivory trade. Proposals for the meeting in Johannesburg were made public this week, pitting bids by[…]
The Lady Aisha College will be hosting a private film screening to showcase the winners of the Itouch Course. On 9 August 2015, the Itouch foundation launched the Feroza Adam Legacy project, which is an initiative that focuses on; gender, body image, freedom of speech, productions, screenings, media training, and[…]
After the recent bombings in Aleppo, Al-Imdaad foundation has increased humanitarian aid to the territory and has extended relief to medical assistance. The organization is, therefore, urging all community members to assist with alleviating the situation on the ground. “After the recent bomb onslaught we had to intensify our relief,[…]
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