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President Cyril Ramaphosa has conceded that the objectives of the National Development Plan (NDP) are not within reach but he says a lot has been done to improve the living conditions of South Africans. He was fielding questions from MPs in Parliament. The NDP sought among others to reduce unemployment to around 6%, ensure 5% economic growth and build a …

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Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso has bemoaned the lack of support from football authorities in the country in their CAF Champions League campaign. The Brazilians will meet Stade Malien from Mali in a quarterfinal first leg encounter at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria, on Friday evening. Cardoso’s outcry stems from the fact that his team played against Orbit College in the …

Eswatini has received four more third-country deportees from the United States. The four, two Somalis, a Tanzanian, and a Sudanese, arrived late on Wednesday at Matsapha Maximum-Security Correctional Centre outside the capital. They join 15 others people convicted of serious crimes that were sent to the tiny Southern African kingdom last year under US deals with several African nations to …

The Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crime Court has sentenced former Steinhoff Auditor, Hein Odendaal to four years imprisonment or a R2 million fine. Odendaal, who turned himself in to the Hawks last year, entered into a plea agreement regarding his role in the multi-billion-rand scandal. The court found he failed to report massive fraud involving fictitious income which led to the …

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‘Homosexuals will no longer breathe in this country’ Anti-gay legislators at Senegal’s National Assembly in Dakar celebrate the passage of the bill to double the penalties for same-sex intimacy. (Seyllou photo courtesy of AFP / Getty Images) Yesterday the National Assembly in Senegal unanimously approved a bill yesterday to double the prison time for gay sex, sending it to President …

Struggling Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday pushed back their deadline for the renewal of season tickets, giving supporters an “extended period” to decide whether to commit to the club next season amid Premier League relegation fears. Spurs, who last won a Premier League game on December 28 against Crystal Palace, are 16th in the standings with 29 points. Their position is …

Western Cape health authorities say several facilities have reported more elderly patients presenting with dehydration. Temperatures in the upper 30s and sometimes exceeding 40 degrees are being experienced in the city and across parts of the Western Cape. Western Cape Minister of Health and Wellness, Mireille Wenger, is urging residents to stay hydrated, avoid prolonged sun exposure and regularly check …

Due to persistent rainfall, Johannesburg Emergency Services are urging motorists to exercise caution on the roads. Motorists are advised to maintain a safe following distance and not to drive on flooded roads or to cross low-lying bridges. Johannesburg EMS spokesperson, Robert Mulaudzi says, “We’re pleading with our residents to avoid crossing rivers and streams while they’re conducting their daily activities. …

By Robert SegawaShock and grief have engulfed residents of Wakaliga Zone B in Rubaga Division, Kampala District after a 32-year-old woman allegedly killed her former boyfriend using a broken clay plate. The deceased has been identified as Mike Ssebugwawo, 43, a mechanic and resident of the same area. According to the Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson, Racheal Kawala, the suspect arrested …

The State in the Senzo Meyiwa trial is challenging Bongani Ntanzi‘s claim that he lacked legal representation when he provided one of his confession statements. Ntanzi, who is appearing alongside four of his co-accused, has been under cross-examination at the High Court in Pretoria. The five men are on trial for the 2014 murder of the former Bafana Bafana captain. …

The newly appointed National Director of Public Prosecutions Andy Mothibi has emphasised the need to strengthen the Protected Disclosure Act to ensure the safety of whistleblowers. This follows the recent killings of witnesses and whistleblowers linked to matters before the Madlanga Commission sitting in Pretoria. Advocate Mothibi says the Justice Department is working on legislative amendments to broaden the scope …

French-Caribbean stylist and celebrity still feels the sting of being targeted with murder music Vincent McDoom was the first Afro-queer icon to appear on French television when he appeared on “La Ferme des Célébrités”, a show broadcast and produced in 2004 by the television channel TF1. (Photo courtesy of  @vincent_mcdoom_d.a) Originally from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia, Vincent McDoom …