Новости за 23.08.2018

Tight security, a ban on electronic devices and discrepancy claims about the outcome of last month's elections were the order of the day at the Zimbabwe Constitutional Court.

Medical aid fraud is on the rise, with millions being paid out for services, medicines and medical services that are not provided.

Woods is reported to have privately confided his fears to fellow former Masters champion Nick Faldo at the 2017 Masters dinner

Dance lovers will be treated to truly exhilarating dance theatre when a never-say-die stalwart of local contemporary dance, Kelsey Middleton returns with Kmad Dance Company’s production of No Air.

AYO Technology Solutions’ shares leapt 4 percent on Tuesday after it announced that it had restructured its board and added new members.

The popular Fox News show, Tucker Carlson Tonight show which has a large following in the US often rails against liberals, media elites and Barack Obama

Hundreds of students marched to Parliament to deliver a memorandum calling for the dropping of criminal charges against their colleagues.

The rand was somewhat surefooted yesterday after US President Donald Trump’s potshot at Federal Reserve chairperson Jerome Powell over interest rates.

Blue Label Telecoms’ joint chief executives hit out at the lukewarm market reception of its multi-billion rand investment in Cell C.

About 40 doctors are still not placed to their community service posts in order for them to obtain their qualification.

Two Gupta-associated businesspeople have had their wings clipped after a Joburg High Court judge found that they were selling off their assets to evade a multimillion-rand lawsuit.

He's done boozing, now Sir Paul McCartney only drinks once a week!

SYDNEY – Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has named four changes to his side for the second Test against New Zealand in Auckland, with Scott Sio returning from injury and Allan Alalaatoa also promoted to the starting front row.

Joburg businessman Adam Catzavelos who recorded a video using the k-word while on an overseas holiday could evade criminal prosecution, a legal expert said.

Siyabonga Gabela, 36, was part of the crew on board the KZN Sharks Board boat that capsized earlier this month in Richards Bay while they were inspecting and changing shark nets

Japan is more budget-friendly than South Africans think, writes Clinton Moodley.

CAPE TOWN  - Google announced that it will be releasing a complete redesign of the Google Fit app for Android and the Fit section of the Wear OS app on iPhone.

Disgraced audiologist and speech therapist Wandile Theophilus Mashego has been sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted of 259 counts of medical aid fraud.

He was also convicted on another count for contravening Section 66 of the Medical Aid Schemes Act. The sentence was wholly suspended for five years, on condition he pays back the R506 000 he defrauded from Bonitas.

Durban - US President Donald Trump has ordered his Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo to study the ANC's decision to seize privately owned farmland without compensation and look into what he calls the "large-scale" murder of farmers.

Stress due to employers' expectations of work during non-working hours brings strain in the family ties.

After he had spent about four hours on the water, a white man rudely approached his window, accusing him of nearly knocking over his son.

Minister Gwede Mantashe has drawn the praise of trade unions, economists and mining houses with the out-of the-blue declaration.

Duduzane Zuma, the son of former president Jacob Zuma, is expected to appear in the Randburg Magistrate's Court, on two counts of culpable homicide.

Violence at the school turned the school into a war zone between two groups of boys from KwaMakhutha and KwaMthiyane since the start of the year