Showing posts with label May 22. Show all posts
Showing posts with label May 22. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 May 2016

Taliban leader killed in US drone strike

US officials says Saturday’s strike was authorised by President Barack Obama


Automatic radio messages alerted to smoke in EgyptAir 804

Electronic signals suggest more questions than answers to what may have happened to aircraft


DA says Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula should be prosecuted

Defence and Military Veterans minister acknowledged she smuggled Burundian woman on state aircraft


Senzo Mchunu’s absence fuels speculation he is to be recalled

KwaZulu-Natal premier is said to be keeping low profile amid talk of his imminent axing


Pravin Gordhan urges unity and return to ‘old values’ in ANC

Finance minister tells ANC loyalists at fundraiser values matter because they offer guidance when ‘tough decisions’ are needed


Government to limit farm sizes to speed up land reform

New law will permit expropriation while limiting the size of private farms


How to protect yourself from cyber criminals

Handful of simple tips to prevent you being phished, fooled and fleeced of your money and identity


Aid reaches flooded Sri Lankan capital

Cyclone Roanu caused heaviest rains in quarter century in Sri Lanka before moving on to Bangladesh


Uber services resume in Sandton

Services were suspended following Friday attack in which three were injured


Maimane promises ‘blue tsunami’ by 2019

Democratic Alliance leader says his party will begin by expanding its support in Gauteng


Saturday, 21 May 2016

Maimane promises ‘blue tsunami’ by 2019

Democratic Alliance leader says his party will begin by expanding its support in Gauteng


Aid reaches flooded Sri Lankan capital

Cyclone Roanu caused heaviest rains in quarter century in Sri Lanka before moving on to Bangladesh


Uber services resume in Sandton

Services were suspended following Friday attack in which three were injured


Government to limit farm sizes to speed up land reform

New law will permit expropriation while limiting the size of private farms


How to protect yourself from cyber criminals

Handful of simple tips to prevent you being phished, fooled and fleeced of your money and identity


African researchers need to work to together to achieve more

African countries face similar health and developmental issues, but researchers work in silos, wasting human resources and infrastructure, writes Thomas Kariuki


5 Things You Should Know Before You Accept That Teaching Job

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Cape Town settlers to be moved to formal housing

The need for relocation was triggered by the Airport Company SA’s proposed development of the land where settlements have been built

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Uber halts services in Sandton after attack on driver

Uber makes the announcement after meter taxi drivers attacked an Uber driver and passenger at about midday outside the Gautrain station

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