Duane Vermeulen: A Rugby Legend’s Last Hurrah

Few rugby players can match the determination and grit of South African No 8 Duane Vermeulen, affectionately known as ‘Thor’. At 37, Vermeulen is in the twilight of his career, but he remains determined to represent his nation in the upcoming Rugby Championship and Rugby World Cup.

Upholding Accountability: Constitutional Court Denies Appeal Request of Former Director General

The Constitutional Court recently denied the application for leave for a direct appeal by the Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) former Director General, Mr. Kgathatso Thlakudi. This decision was made in response to Mr. Thlakudi’s appeal of a Labour Court ruling that found his suspension lawful. The DPE considers this ruling as further validation of their claim that Mr. Thlakudi was evading responsibility for the misconduct that arose from a complaint involving unethical behavior in a recruitment process.

Empowering Youth in North West: A Joint Youth Employment Roadshow Initiative

The Department of Employment and Labour in the North West, in collaboration with the National Youth Development Agency, Harambee, SA Youth, Youth Employment, and the Government of the North West Province, hosted a Youth Employment Roadshow initiative at Ratlou Local Municipality on June 2, 2023. The event aimed to tackle unemployment and empower the youth by offering a range of services to the young and unemployed.

The Eskom Executive: Allegations of Power Station Sabotage

A toplevel Eskom executive with security clearance is under investigation by the South African police for their alleged involvement in power station sabotage. As per the City Press report, the individual is suspected of orchestrating targeted breakdowns for financial gain, raising concerns about the integrity of the nation’s power supply.

Cape Town’s Unyielding Battle Against Invasive Plants: A Success Story

Cape Town has been a leader in environmental conservation and sustainability for years. One of its most remarkable initiatives is the partnership between the City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate and the Greater Cape Town Water Fund. Together, they have made remarkable strides in eradicating nonindigenous plants that deplete the region’s water resources.

Eusebius McKaiser: A Legacy in Radio and Public Discourse

Eusebius McKaiser, a prominent South African broadcaster, author, and political analyst, left a lasting impact on the media landscape before his untimely passing on May 30, 2023, at the age of 45. Through his insightful commentary delivered via radio, he enriched public debate in contemporary South Africa.

Orlando Pirates Boost Squad with New Players

Orlando Pirates have continued to strengthen their squad with the addition of two new players ahead of the upcoming season. Goalkeeper Melusi Buthelezi from TS Galaxy and midfielder Siphelo Beloni from AllStars have been signed to bolster the Pirates’ team.

Cape Town’s Accessible Culinary Scene

Cape Town boasts a vibrant and diverse culinary scene, but accessibility can be a concern for individuals who use mobility aids. A compassionate and inclusive society should ensure that everyone can savor the city’s gastronomic delights. Here are eight Cape Town restaurants that prioritize accessibility for patrons with mobility aids.

Premier Alan Winde’s Initiative to Reinforce Western Cape’s Agricultural Sector

Premier Alan Winde, a proactive leader, is taking vital steps to reinforce the agricultural sector in the Western Cape. With a longstanding reputation for agricultural excellence, the Western Cape has shown remarkable resilience, particularly during the Covid19 pandemic. Premier Winde’s upcoming meeting with stakeholders in the agricultural industry is a significant move towards securing the sector’s future and strengthening international trade relations.

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