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NSRI Helps Horses to Safety Through Flooded Orange River

NSRI Helps Horses to Safety Through Flooded Orange River

By SAPeople 30-01-22 19:23

Some horses, trapped on a tiny disappearing island, in the flooded Orange River in Namaqualand, South Africa, were helped to safety by brave volunteers from the NSRI Port Nolloth crew. The incident took place just after midday on Thursday when the horses’ owner requested assistance for his trapped horses in the Richtersveld, near to Alexander […]

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WATCH Locals Rescue Three Stranded Dolphins in Lamberts Bay

By SAPeople 30-01-22 18:37

Three locals from Lamberts Bay fishing town in the Western Cape were out for a walk on Friday, when fortunately they were in the right place at the right time to not only make their own dreams come true… but to rescue three dolphins who had got stranded in the bay. Devilliers Uys posted a […]

Tom Cruise Heading to South Africa to Film Mission Impossible 8

Tom Cruise Heading to South Africa to Film Mission Impossible 8

By SAPeople 12-02-22 01:42

Tom Cruise “is about to go off and shoot in South Africa”, according to Variety magazine. In an article on Wednesday, Variety said Paramount’s “Mission: Impossible 8” is about to be filmed in SA under the direction of Cruise’s long-time collaborator Christopher McQuarrie. UPDATE 11 Feb: Tom Cruise arrives in Hoedspruit to film Mission: Impossible […]

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Wordle Has Been Hacked – But That Won’t Ruin the Addictive Fun

By SAPeople 29-01-22 16:23

There’s no question about it. Wordle, the simple English-language word game created by software engineer Josh Wardle, is a viral hit. By John Dixon, University of Hull. If you’ve tried Wordle, there’s a good chance that, like me, you’re hooked. Since the game quietly hit the internet in October 2021, the number of people playing […]

WATCH South Africa's Justin Harding Takes Lead at Dubai Desert Classic with Spectacular Eagle

WATCH SA’s Justin Harding Takes Lead in Dubai with Spectacular Eagle

By SAPeople 29-01-22 00:11

(Reuters) – South African golfer Justin Harding took a two-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Dubai Desert Classic on Friday, after carding a four-under-par 68. Harding had to return to complete his opening round on day two after play was stopped on Thursday due to the fading light at the Emirates Golf Club. […]

Alien Aircraft Crash in Magaliesberg Solved

UK Sun Reports Alien Aircraft Crash in Magaliesburg, But Not All Is As It Seems

By SAPeople 02-02-22 10:52

Earlier this week The Sun newspaper in the UK reported that a UFO expert had spotted a “disk-shaped alien aircraft” in a “remote desert on Google Maps”, not far from South Africa’s Cradle of Humankind fossile site. According to the report, based on a YouTube video by extraterrestrial ‘expert’ Scott C. Waring, satellite images show […]

One of Metrorail’s fantastic new trains. All photos: Tariro Washinyira

There Are Signs of Hope Amidst Metrorail’s Decay

By SAPeople 28-01-22 15:39

On a trip arranged for journalists I saw that Philippi station has been ransacked – but the new trains are fantastic. By Tariro Washinyira. I used to take the train regularly to work but stopped in 2020 due to lockdown. I have experienced the decay of Metrorail over the past decade. The Northern Line that […]

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Siya Kolisi Scoops SA Rugby’s Top Award for 2021

By SAPeople 28-01-22 00:01

Siya Kolisi is the SA Rugby Player of the Year for 2021, after the popular Springbok captain garnered the most votes for his performances during a tough season, while the exciting Aphelele Fassi underlined his great potential by winning the Young Player of the Year award. The 30-year-old Kolisi edged out strong challenges from his […]

Ephraim Simango and his mother Veronica who says she was speechless when she heard of her son’s seven distinctions in matric. Photos: Peter Luhanga

Dunoon Matrics Beat the Odds

By SAPeople 27-01-22 20:35

Piles of distinctions for learners from crowded Cape Town settlement. By Peter Luhanga. Twenty-year-old Ephraim Simango had to study between midnight and 6am to escape the noise in crowded Siyahlala informal settlement next to the N7 in Cape Town. But he still managed to collect seven distinctions in matric. Simango, who got the highest marks […]

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Is Omicron Mother Nature’s Way of Vaccinating the Masses and Curbing the Pandemic?

By SAPeople 27-01-22 17:39

In the short time since the omicron variant was identified in South Africa in November 2021, researchers have quickly learned that it has three unique characteristics: It spreads efficiently and quickly, it generally causes milder disease than previous variants and it may confer strong protection against other variants such as delta. By Prakash Nagarkatti, University […]

City of Cape Town Commits to Fixing Iconic Muizenberg Beach Huts

City of Cape Town Commits to Fixing Iconic Muizenberg Beach Huts

By SAPeople 27-01-22 16:47

The City of Cape Town has announced it will allocate R3-million to help restore the iconic Muizenberg Beach Huts back to their former glory, following a Save Our Beach Huts campaign spearheaded by Southern Suburbs photographer Angela Gorman. The announcement was made on Thursday by Cllr Aimee Kuhl (from Ward 64) on Facebook. She said: […]

BA Door Ripped Off After Someone in Cape Town Forgot to Close the Door

BA Door Ripped Off After Someone in Cape Town Forgot to Close the Door

By SAPeople 27-01-22 14:12

A British Airways jet, in South Africa, left hundreds of passengers stranded after airport workers RIPPED a passenger DOOR right out of the fuselage in a costly blunder. The Boeing 777 had just disembarked all those who had been on board the London to Cape Town flight, when the farcical incident happened on Wednesday morning… […]

The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration has ruled that the dismissal of an employee who refused to be vaccinated was fair. Graphic: Lisa Nelson

Dismissal of Employee Who Refused to Get Vaccinated WAS Fair, Rules CCMA

By SAPeople 26-01-22 23:02

Employee “refused to participate in the creation of a safe working environment”. By Tania Broughton. The dismissal of an employee who refused to be vaccinated was fair, the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration has ruled. The employee, a training officer, had applied for an exemption from company policy on vaccination but was turned down. […]

Gender Commission Welcomes Removal of Kannaland Mayor and Convicted Rapist Jeffrey Donson

Gender Commission Welcomes Removal of Kannaland Mayor and Convicted Rapist

By SAPeople 26-01-22 16:59

The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) says it welcomes the Motion of No Confidence against Kannaland’s Mayor and Deputy Mayor, and has pledged to continue its investigation into how a convicted rapist and a convicted fraudster could have possibly been elected to these positions. Convicted rapist Jeffrey Donson, who was convicted of statutory rape in […]

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Alexander Bay’s Record-Breaking Temperature During South African Heatwave

By SAPeople 25-01-22 20:24

The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has confirmed a new record-breaking minimum temperature was measured on Sunday morning, 23 January, in Alexander Bay, Northern Cape. The previous record of 22.5 degrees from 16 January 1963 is replaced by 22.8 on the 23rd. After Capetonians sweated it out over the weekend, the weather service said that […]

Midlands Farmer Tragically Killed in Farm Murder 'Hotspot' Howick

Midlands Farmer Tragically Killed in Farm Murder ‘Hotspot’ Howick

By SAPeople 27-01-22 12:35

A 69-year-old farmer from Howick in the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Midlands was found dead on Monday morning. Hedley James Brown, who just a week before was one of the ‘legends’ celebrating at the 75th Anniversary of the Amanzimtoti Rugby Club, was killed in a farm attack over the weekend. His body was found lying outside his […]

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Durban CBD Centre Continues to Burn Following Friday’s Fire

By SAPeople 23-01-22 12:13

The Xinhua Distribution Centre – also known as the China Mall Distribution Centre – in Durban’s CBD, continues to burn on Saturday morning following a fire which began on Friday. Peter de Groot and Dawn Rouse captured these photos today. Peter says the fire is at the bottom end of West Street (corner of Anton […]

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