McLaren target Dutch Grand Prix victory at Verstappen’s home circuit
Norris, triumphant last year in Zandvoort, will be chasing his fourth win in five races.
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Cape killings surge as baby and child shot dead amid staggering ‘270 murders’ in July
A two-month-old boy and 12-year-old girl are part of the death toll in Cape Town as gang and taxi-related violence surge again. The post Cape killings surge as baby and child shot dead amid staggering ‘270 murders’ in July appeared first on Daily Maverick.
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Buti Manamela requests investigation into his controversial Seta picks
The Public Service Commission has been asked by Buti Manamela to probe his own appointments of three controversial Sector Education and Training Authority administrators. The post Buti Manamela requests investigation into his controversial Seta picks appeared first on Daily Maverick.
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Pirates beat Orbit as they continue with their recovery in the league
A three-man substitution at the restart did the trick for Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou as his side finally gained strength to beat PSL rookies Orbit College 1-0 in a Betway Premiership match in Orlando Stadium on Tuesday.
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‘AI trustee’ still needs human guidance when it comes to retirement funds
While professionals across various fields scramble to get ahead of the disruptive power of artificial intelligence (AI), retirement and pension fund trustees have been advised that they won’t be replaced by an “AI trustee” anytime soon.
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After the Bell: Acsa’s Mpumi Mpofu is making SA’s airports glamorous and profitable again
Visiting an airport is not as exciting as it used to be, but perhaps the huge chunk of cash the Airports Company South Africa is about to pump into our terminals will rekindle that excitement. The post After the Bell: Acsa’s Mpumi Mpofu is making SA’s airports glamorous and profitable again appeared first on Daily…
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SA finally opens its rails to private competition to move freight
South Africa’s rail reform has finally reached the tracks. Transport Minister Barbara Creecy says private operators will soon move millions of tons of freight on Transnet’s network, but the bigger challenge remains fixing ageing rail infrastructure. The post SA finally opens its rails to private competition to move freight appeared first on Daily Maverick.
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Stats SA survey shows low trust in police: committee chair Ian Cameron
The portfolio committee on police intends to interact with Statistics South Africa and the police service on the misalignment between police crime statistics and the perception of on the ground, as revealed in the latest Stats SA survey.
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No Ramaphosa/Mbeki standoff around national dialogue, says Mbalula
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has dismissed the notion that there are tensions between former head of state Thabo Mbeki and President Cyril Ramaphosa
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State asks court to dismiss Meyiwa murder trial discharge application
The prosecution in the murder trial of soccer star Senzo Meyiwa has argued that the evidence presented by Const Shumbuzo Zungu, placing Mthokozisi Maphisa at the crime scene the day of the murder, can be corroborated by objective evidence.