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In the News Today: Demonstrating the strong stance on criminalising tax non-compliance, Sars and the IDAC have joined forces to combat financial crimes, including tax crimes. This alliance will bolster capacity to make non-compliance hard and costly. The scope of criminal charges for contravention of tax legislation does not stop with taxpayers being non-compliant as …
In the News Today: Police have launched a manhunt following a cash-in-transit robbery in Durban on Monday. KwaZulu-Natal police spokesperson Colonel Robert Netshiunda said provincial police are searching for suspects in connection with a cash-in-transit robbery which happened on Wingen Walk in Shallcross, Chatsworth on Monday evening. “The suspect also robbed the security guards of …
In the News Today: Anticipation builds as Sonkomose prepares for a stellar performance at Durban’s Poetry Africa Festival LOCAL praise poetess, “Sonkomose”(born Lyndah Talent Sibanda) is anticipating a stellar performance at the upcoming 28th edition of the Poetry Africa Festival, set to take place in Durban, South Africa, from October 3 to 12. Poetry Africa …
In the News Today: The Border club rugby Gold Cup hoodoo struck again at the weekend, with three teams — Swallows, EL Police and Young Leopards — being put to the sword in the first round of the national knockout competition. Since the formation of the competition in 2013, no team from the region has ever …
In the News Today: Darshik Lutchman fired St John’s College to a three-wicket win over Hilton College in an Oppenheimer Michaelmas Cricket Week T20 clash at Hilton College on Tuesday afternoon. The middle-order batsman took charge and scored an unbeaten half-century to propel the Gauteng side to 142/7 in 18.4 overs. At UKZN, Joshua van …
In the News Today: King Misuzulu KaZwelithini says xenophobic sentiments have no place in KwaZulu-Natal, as he called for the embrace of foreign nationals and an inclusive environment for the province to thrive. The king used the commemoration of the death of the founding monarch of the Zulu nation, King Shaka KaSenzangakhona, to address tensions …
In the News Today: uMgungundlovu District has the highest HIV prevalence figures in KwaZulu-Natal, according to the latest statistics released by the Human Science Research Council (HSRC). The survey’s findings, released by the HSRC in Durban yesterday, shows that at 19,5%, the HIV prevalence in uMgungundlovu District was higher than the eight other districts surveyed in …
In the News Today: Police trainee Tristan Chowles, 23, who disappeared from the SAPS Tshwane Training Academy after being discharged from hospital, has been found safe and unharmed but “any gross misconduct by him will be dealt with accordingly”. Chowles was admitted to hospital in Pretoria on September 18 and was discharged the next day. However, …
In the News Today: One N3 snow victim has compared the incident to the Titanic movie where everyone was fighting to save their lives. Thousands of motorists were left stranded on the N3 highway near Van Reenen’s Pass after heavy snowfall rendered the road impassable. Among the many caught in the chaos was Kea Mofokeng, who …
In the News Today: A CATFIGHT between two businesswomen, one from Durban, has led to the collapse of a partnership between their waste trading companies. Zah Khanyile, the director of Psixteen3 Eco-Cycle, and Elizabeth Das, a chief executive officer of RADtech, now want nothing to do with each other. Their companies had an interest in …
In the News Today: Kimberley Boys’ High pushed the defending champions, St Stithians, all the way in the Cup semi-finals before losing out on penalties. Who will be crowned the champions of the Nedbank Grey Soccer Tournament? That question is on the verge of being answered. Following three days of intense competition, the final match of …
In the News Today: JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Unseasonably late snowstorms battered coastal areas of South Africa over the weekend, killing two people and forcing the closure of some of the country’s major highways. The deaths were attributed to hypothermia after the two people were stuck in vehicles stranded by heavy snowfall on the N3 highway, which …
In the News Today: 2024 SOUTH AFRICAN SC CHAMPIONSHIPS Wednesday, September 25th – Sunday, September 29th King’s Park Swimming Pool, Durban, KZN, South Africa SCM (25m) Psych Sheet Several South African Olympians are headed to King’s Park Swimming Pool in Durban this week for the 2024 national short course championships. 32-year-old Chad Le Clos is among them, …
In the News Today: A powerful innings of 58 not out by Colin Munro brought Durban Wolves victory over Harare Bolts by seven wickets in Sunday’s first match of the ongoing Zim Afro T10 league at Harare Sports Club. Bolts, batting first, never quite got over the loss of their opening pair for 12 runs, although …
In the News Today: DURBAN – Mop-up operations continue on the N3 following heavy snowfall over the weekend. It caused major disruptions on the highway connecting Johannesburg and Durban. Some motorists were forced to spend the night in their vehicles. For an update on traffic movement, Thania Dhoogra, Operations Manager at the N3 Toll Concession… continue …
In the News Today: The incident has left Siphiwe Mchunu with unanswered questions as to why he and his family have become targets of scrutiny The Indian consulate general is claiming “diplomatic immunity” in a complaint before the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) lodged by a former employee who was summarily dismissed after …
In the News Today: (Bloomberg) — South Africa’s N3 highway is now open to traffic after a two-day closure caused by severe snowfalls, which left road users stranded in the nation’s KwaZulu-Natal and Free State provinces. Traffic authorities fully cleared the backlog of vehicles, restoring mobility on the route from Tugela Plaza and Harrismith, the N3 …
In the News Today: AmaTuks dropped points after playing to a goalless against Upington City FC in matchday four of the Motsepe Foundation Championship at the Mxolisi Dicky Jacobs Stadium on Saturday. The Pretoria-based side came into the clash against Upington looking to bounce back from their 1-0 defeat against Pretoria Callies in the Tshwane Derby …
In the News Today: DURBAN North resident and longboarder Sam Christianson was crowned the winner of the Open Men’s division at the recent South African Longboard Championships presented by Ryd. The event, which was sanctioned by Surfing South Africa (SSA), was held at Seal Point, Cape St Francis. Incredibly, Christianson, who represented KwaZulu-Natal, claimed his fourth …