1597 articles published since 05 Nov 2019
Oscar Magudulela noticed that the moving company market had a gap for black-owned businesses and he jumped at the opportunity to start his own company. Today L&M Removals is a proud reminder that hard work triumphs.
A Grade 11 pupil, Dylan Harris, bravely ran to the rescue of his fellow schoolmate, Christine Gazi, when he saw her come under attack. He didn't stop to think about his safety and gave Christine a chance to flee. What a brave kid!
Johannesburg is a dangerous city, and taking on the criminals is no game. Muaath Maharaj, the man who was given the title "Joburg's toughest cop", knows this all too well. He faces danger everyday as he tries to keep SA safe.
It's a proud moment for every parent when their children achieve milestones and matriculating is one of the most important milestones in a young person's life. Dr Zamani Saul, ANC NC Provincial Chairperson, shared his pride.
Working with drug addicts is an extremely tough job but also requires a heart of gold. Dedication and empathy are important when helping addicts.Those are qualities that Dr Tlapu has in abundance - making her the best kind of help
Three new-born children were named after the car they were born in - a Toyota Avast. The Indonesian mother didn't make it to the hospital in time and then decided to name her new-born children after the car's model.
In 2012, Karin Swanepoel and her family were on their way to her sister in Bloemfontein when they were involved in a serious car accident. She was the only survivor. Now, 6 years later, she's been blessed with 2 wonderful gifts.
The Presidential Protection Unit costs SA taxpayers more than R600 million in the last year. President Ramaphosa has 81 trained officers watching his every move every day. This kind of intense security does not come cheap.
During his lifetime Mandela inspired us with his numerous words of wisdom, etched in our memories and hearts for eternity. His words remain evergreen. Briefly looked at some of his most memorable quotes and made a brief list.
Peris Walubengo
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