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SA Rugby, Erasmus withdraw appeal and apologise

Rassie Erasmus and SA Rugby Apologise and Withdraw Appeal

By SAPeople Contributor 26-11-21 17:41

SA Rugby and Rassie Erasmus, SA Director of Rugby, said in a statement yesterday – 25 November – that they “wish to apologise to the match officials appointed to the first Test of the Springboks’ Series against the British & Irish Lions.” In a statement on SA Rugby announcing the about-turn, they said: “We also […]

Dirco concerned about Minister Naledi Pandor’s safety

South Africa to Engage UK Over Temporary Ban on Flights

By SAPeople Contributor 26-11-21 10:55

The South African government says it has noted the announcement by the United Kingdom (UK) to temporarily ban all flights from the Southern parts of Africa, including South Africa, from entering the UK due to the detection of a new Coronavirus variant, B.1.1.529. South Africa confirmed on Thursday that it has detected the new Coronavirus […]

Showmax reveals 2 for 1 Black Friday deal

Showmax Reveals 2 for 1 Black Friday Deal

By SAPeople Contributor 22-11-21 20:40

From 25 November until 9 December 2021, Showmax, the streaming service that bundles the best of African and international entertainment with live sport from SuperSport, is offering new and existing subscribers a Black Friday 2-for-1 deal. Customers will pay for one month of Showmax and receive an additional month at no extra cost. The offer is available across all packages including Showmax, Showmax Mobile, Showmax Pro […]

2 Germans Caught Smuggling SA Reptiles to Sell as Pets Overseas

2 Germans Caught Smuggling SA Reptiles to Sell as Pets Overseas

By SAPeople Contributor 22-11-21 11:21

Two German nationals are expected to appear in a South African court on Monday for the alleged illegal trade and possession of reptiles and controlled substances (drugs). “The men were nabbed while illegally catching and trading in reptiles, including Armadillo Girdled lizards which are a threatened and protected species, geckos and tortoises in the Northern […]

DA condemns farm attack near Estcourt

Midlands Farm Attack is Fourth in 10 Days in KwaZulu-Natal

By SAPeople Contributor 19-11-21 13:01

An elderly farmer is recovering in hospital after a near-fatal attack on his farm in Boston – near Howick – in the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Midlands, South Africa, on Wednesday afternoon. It’s reported that the 63-year-old man suffered stab wounds during the attack. This brings the total number of farm attacks in the province to four […]

African Nature-Based Tourism Platform

New Nature Tourism Platform Connects Funders to Beneficiaries in 11 Countries

By SAPeople Contributor 18-11-21 23:02

The newly launched African Nature-Based Tourism Platform is seven months into its first year of a three-year project phase connecting funders to beneficiaries in 11 countries. The platform is an innovative collaboration to channel vital COVID-19 relief and recovery funding to communities and small and medium enterprises involved in nature-based tourism in Africa. Africa witnessed […]

Petrol attendant gets Law degree in the Eastern Cape

WATCH Petrol Attendant Gains Law Degree in South Africa

By SAPeople Contributor 18-11-21 12:51

A petrol attendant from King Williams Town in the Eastern Cape, is inspiring South Africans nationwide because while he was filling up their tanks with fuel… Siphenkosi Nqoro was also studying part-time, and has successfully gained for himself a Law degree from Fort Hare University. WATCH Petrol attendant gets law degree in the Eastern Cape […]

Equity partner is key to Mango taking to the skies

SAA Says Mango Cannot Succeed Until Equity Partner in Place

By SAPeople Contributor 16-11-21 16:19

South African Airways (SAA) says there are no “reasonable prospects” of Mango Airlines succeeding if it takes to the skies again this December. Mango, which is a subsidiary of SAA and is government-owned, is currently undergoing business rescue after it was grounded in July following years of financial instability. “[T]here are no reasonable prospects of […]

Taps run dry in the village of Mandela’s childhood home

Taps Run Dry in the Village of Mandela’s Childhood Home

By SAPeople Contributor 16-11-21 14:49

Villagers in Nelson Mandela’s childhood village in the Eastern Cape have been without tap water for eight months because the OR Tambo District Municipality failed first to pay Eskom and then to fix a faulty valve on its water reservoir. Villagers in Qunu in the Eastern Cape, the childhood village of Nelson Mandela, say their […]

President Ramaphosa calls for promotion of trade between African countries

President Ramaphosa Calls for Promotion of Trade Between African Countries

By SAPeople Contributor 16-11-21 11:27

The promotion of trade between African countries is critical if the continent is to change the distorted trade relationship that exists between African countries and the rest of the world, says President Cyril Ramaphosa. This distorted relationship has been particularly blatant during the Covid-19 pandemic, with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa estimating that Africa […]

Households urged to apply for free set-top boxes

SA Households Urged to Apply for Free Set-Top Boxes

By SAPeople Contributor 15-11-21 11:21

The South African Post Office (SAPO) has reiterated its call for qualifying households to apply for free set-top boxes as the country prepares to migrate to digital broadcasting by 31 March 2022. In a statement on Monday the Post Office said almost 60 000 households applied for a government subsidised television decoder in October 2021. […]

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