News Opinion Business Lifestyle Entertainment Travel Business Report Personal Finance Property Technology Sport Motoring Newspapers

| Saturday Star

IOL Saturday Star News Sport World Opinion Travel Canvas 48 Hours

Shop @ Loot Personal Finance Isolezwe Daily Voice IOL Property Digi Mags

Sunday, November 17, 2024

News

Advertise Subscribe

Civic movement calls for immediate scrapping of municipal debts in Tshwane

Civic movement calls for immediate scrapping of municipal debts in Tshwane

By Rapula Moatshe | Published Oct 1, 2024

THE Lotus Gardens, Atteridgeville and Saulsville Civic Association (Lasca) has called on the incoming local government in Tshwane to address long-standing grievances about municipal bills, by scrapping all outstanding debts allegedly caused by billing inaccuracies.

JSC sitting hangs in balance as MKP seeks to appeal WC High Court ruling

By Siyabonga Sithole | Published Oct 1, 2024

Judge Johannes Daffue and others interdicted Hlophe from taking part in any JSC activities until such time Parliament makes a determination.

JSC sitting hangs in balance as MKP seeks to appeal WC High Court ruling

JSC sitting hangs in balance as MKP seeks to appeal WC High Court ruling

Acting Mayor assures residents of continued services

By Rapula Moatshe | Published Oct 1, 2024

Acting Mayor assures residents of continued services

Life-changing surgeries return to Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital’s second VSD Surgery Week

By Siyabonga Sithole | Published Oct 1, 2024

Life-changing surgeries return to Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital’s second VSD Surgery Week

Cancer hero Isabella’s dream comes true with heart-warming Springbok meet

By Hope Mafu | Published Oct 1, 2024

Cancer hero Isabella’s dream comes true with heart-warming Springbok meet

SANDF marches out of Auditor-General Maluleke’s line

By Mayibongwe Maqhina | Published Oct 1, 2024

SANDF marches out of Auditor-General Maluleke’s line

Hospital blamed for child’s cerebral palsy

By Zelda Venter | Published Oct 1, 2024

Hospital blamed for child’s cerebral palsy

Teenager who was shot in the face awarded R2.3 million in damages

By Zelda Venter | Published Oct 1, 2024

Teenager who was shot in the face awarded R2.3 million in damages

The Saturday Star on PressReader.com

COVID-19 Resource Portal

Loading Trendingarticles...

Recruiters of drug mules profile and target vulnerable young people, says criminologist

By Ntombi Nkosi | Published Sep 30, 2024

UNTU vows to challenge Prasa head of security appointment

By Sipho Jack | Published Sep 30, 2024

UNTU vows to challenge Prasa head of security appointment

UNTU vows to challenge Prasa head of security appointment

Minister Schreiber outlines plans to turn his department into a digital-first one

By Ntombi Nkosi | Published Sep 30, 2024

Minister Schreiber outlines plans to turn his department into a digital-first one

Minister Schreiber outlines plans to turn his department into a digital-first one

80 illegal foreigners arrested in Gauteng

By Ntombi Nkosi | Published Sep 30, 2024

80 illegal foreigners arrested in Gauteng

80 illegal foreigners arrested in Gauteng

Zuma lambasts Nato’s interference in Ukraine

By Sipho Jack | Published Sep 30, 2024

Zuma lambasts Nato’s interference in Ukraine

Zuma lambasts Nato’s interference in Ukraine

Sakhumzi Restaurant continues to thrive as an authentic African cuisine eatery

By Anita Nkonki | Published Sep 30, 2024

Sakhumzi Restaurant continues to thrive as an authentic African cuisine eatery

Sakhumzi Restaurant continues to thrive as an authentic African cuisine eatery

‘Poetry Africa International Festival’ promises poetic and artistic brilliance

By Anita Nkonki | Published Sep 30, 2024

‘Poetry Africa International Festival’ promises poetic and artistic brilliance

‘Poetry Africa International Festival’ promises poetic and artistic brilliance

City Power cuts electricity of defaulting Midrand customers owing R440m

By Hope Mafu | Published Sep 30, 2024

City Power cuts electricity of defaulting Midrand customers owing R440m

City Power cuts electricity of defaulting Midrand customers owing R440m