Durban shopkeeper arrested after he allegedly lured girl, 8, and kissed her

A 55-year-old tuck shopkeeper in north Durban has been arrested after allegedly fondling and kissing an eight-year-old girl he lured into his shop. The incident occurred on Saturday, February 7,

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King Shaka Airport set for transformation, driven by ACSA's R21.7 billion growth ambition

King Shaka International Airport (KSIA) is on the cusp of a major overhaul, with its operator, the Airports Company South Africa’s (ACSA) substantial R21.7 billion capital expenditure (capex) infrastructure investment

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ICC asks PCB the reason for invoking Force Majeure to boycott India game

The ICC has also pointed out to the PCB the potential material damages the global governing body could claim in case the boycott went ahead Source link

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John Steenhuisen's exit from DA race unmasks turmoil with Helen Zille

DA leader John Steenhuisen’s withdrawal from the campaign to be re-elected to the position in the next party elective conference in April has been linked to his strained relationship with

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Out-of-sorts Sri Lanka present Ireland opportunity for an upset

Sri Lanka are co-hosts and have a good spin attack, but arrive at the big stage short on form, and possibly confidence Source link

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Killer Chick in an A-10 Warthog

Follow and Wishlist our game on Steam https://store.steampowered.com/app/3606970?utm_source=0228 On April 7, 2003, at the height of Operation Iraqi Freedom, U.S. troops near Baghdad call for urgent close air support. Captain

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Special Tribunal orders return of seized supercars amid SIU's R2bn Tembisa Hospital looting probe

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has downplayed the Special Tribunal ruling forcing it to return two Aston Martins, two Ferraris, and a Rolls-Royce seized during a simultaneous raid in alleged

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Most City of Tshwane reservoirs above 50%: Boshielo

The City of Tshwane MMC for Utilities, Frans Boshielo, has confirmed that most reservoirs in the city are currently above 50% capacity. Parts of the city have experienced water cuts

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Ad Hoc Committee: Explosive testimonies from whistle-blowers reveal corruption within SAPS and Crime Intelligence

The Ad Hoc Committee investigating corruption within South Africa’s law enforcement has wrapped up its public participation phase this week, hearing alarming testimonies from whistle-blowers, a former Crime Intelligence officer,

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'We should have potentially sent Pakistan home after today' – van Meekeren rues Netherlands' close loss

Netherlands bowler rues loss of key moments in the T20 World Cup opener with his side having been in positions of strength throughout the game Source link

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