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Edwin Sodi, a hard man to trace?
Sodi is often seen in his nightclub, LIV Sandton, a high-profile spot frequented by celebrities.
Taxi crash could have been avoided – accident reconstruction expert
Though the minibus taxi driver is “unequivocally” to blame for the accident that killed 14 schoolchildren this week, accident reconstruction expert Craig Proctor-Parker believes both vehicles probably could have avoided the crash had they reacted earlier.
Bizarre twist in deadly Vanderbijlpark pupil-transport collision
Children of owner of taxi involved in Monday’s accident — the driver and a passenger — were the only survivors
Alexkor faces R500m claim after court losses
Following a costly five-year battle to block prospecting on its land, state-owned diamond miner Alexkor, along with its joint venture partner, the Richtersveld Mining Company (RMC), now faces a R500m damages claim.
Sour grapes Covid-19 headache for winemaker
Court orders Overhex Wines to pay grape supplier Saambegin full price it agreed on before lockdown
Top cops face probe in ‘mine kidnap’ drama
High-ranking police officers are to face investigation by the Hawks and internal disciplinary action after they stormed a multimillion-rand coal mine in the small town of Dirkiesdorp in Mpumalanga last year.
High-end homes hijacked in Joburg’s swanky suburbs
High walls and security fences in upmarket suburbs provide safety for their occupants — but can also hide the murky underworld of criminal activity.
Mark Fish finally finds peace beyond the pitch
Soccer legend Mark Fish reveals he found love again after going sober.
‘Here we are breathing human faeces’
For more than a decade, residents said their lives have been defined by a persistent stench of rotten eggs and sewage
Cutting: why teens turn to self-harm when they don’t have words for their pain
For some teens, emotional pain manifests as cutting, burning, hitting, biting, scratching and picking at skin, behaviour that is not to be confused with being suicidal
High court halts mother’s bid to take her children abroad after tragic family fallout
After a harrowing suicide and bitter relocation fight, the court keeps three siblings in South Africa while investigators weigh their future.
‘I was called a blue lights blesser’: Mkhwanazi claims succession battle behind allegations
Mkhwanazi suggested his operational style made him a threat to those in power
Can Donald Trump buy Greenland?
Here is what we know about the likely cost of a purchase and the constitutional limits on the president’s ability to acquire a new territory
Constitutional concerns stall Italy’s peace board decision
Italy is delaying its decision to join Donald Trump’s Board of Peace due to constitutional concerns, as parts of the board’s statute may conflict with Italy’s legal framework.
McBride says Sibiya is credible, Mkhwanazi, Nkabinde, Phahlane are not
The former Ipid head faces accusations of colluding with private forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan to target senior police officials




























