Fort Myers implements 6pm curfew due to shoplifters
As Floridians continue to assess the magnitude of the devastation caused by one of the most powerful hurricanes in US history, Hurricane Ian, Fort Myers
Innovation is key to ensuring water security
The Department of Water and Sanitation has called on young water professionals to come up with innovations that will help efforts to ensure water security.
Luxury sprees of Aussie fraudster employees after stealing $350million from employers
According to a recent survey on workplace fraud, Australians are most often detected stealing from their employers while they are not at work. According to
Special Tribunal orders SAP to pay Water and Sanitation R81.5m
The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has welcomed a ruling by the Special Tribunal, which ordered the System Applications Products (SAP) (Pty) Ltd to
Britain’s Got Talent vocalist stole £20,000 from a theater
A former Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalist, whose performance brought Amanda Holden to tears, stole over £20,000 to benefit his gay rights foundation. James Edgington, 39,
Australian family escapes burning 4WD in New Zealand
At a well-known tourist destination, a 4WD caught fire and an Australian family managed to escape before it rolled down the road in a huge
Palace funeral ‘rule’ is doomed
Based on prior attempts to manage royal coverage, Buckingham Palace’s plan to limit broadcasters to one hour of footage during the Queen’s funeral is likely
Oath Keepers conspiracy trial jury seated
Washington, D.C. twelve Out of a huge pool of potential jurors, locals have been chosen to participate in the biggest trial yet in the Justice
Trevor Noah will depart “The Daily Show”
After seven years as the host of “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central, comedian Trevor Noah said he would be leaving the program to devote
UWC launches a girls’ soccer league
Friday in Cape Town, the University of the Western Cape (UWC) inaugurated the She-Bobo soccer league for girls in the Under-10 and Under-8 age