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Rhodes University students relying on the National Student Financial Aid Scheme for financial support are attending lectures on empty stomachs, as a service provider appointed by NSFAS to disburse monthly meal allowances is allegedly failing to do the job.

What appears to be a poorly planned decommissioning process of a specialised angiogram machine has led to a three-month delay before patients will be able to access potentially life-saving vascular imaging and surgery at Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital (CMJAH).

There must be meaningful engagement by local government with the public on civic projects

Municipal manager Musa Mbhele revealed the plans during a BRICS/ KwaZulu-Natal Trade and Investment seminar in Durban yesterday.

Sausages, dried meat, curry-filled bread loaves and burgers made with ostrich meat – these are just some the dishes you will find at Pinotage, a South African restaurant in Beijing.

Africa can play a major role in global supply chains for automobiles, mobile telephones, renewable energy and healthcare, says UNCTAD.

Tributes poured in for Mosaval, described as a national treasure who danced his way into the hearts of people around the world.

Students from Stellenbosch University, University of the Western Cape, Cape Peninsula University of Technology and the University of Cape Town gathered in their numbers to hand over a memorandum.

Durban’s Nyska Jagasur, 15, is competing in the UFAK Cadet, Junior and Senior Championships in Casablanca, Morocco. Nyska is currently competing in the Cadet Female Division for Individual Kata and Individual Kumite in the under-54kg weight division.

This comes as the country commemorates 11 years since the tragedy following a protest over wages that turned deadly, resulting in the deaths of at least 10 others leading up to the bloodbath.