SA Rugby and Vodacom have announced a historic sponsorship deal. SA Rugby and Vodacom have sealed a historic new sponsorship agreement, expanding a partnership that began in 1995. Vodacom now becomes the first and exclusive official telecommunications partner to all national teams and major competitions. This marks one of the most comprehensive deals in South African rugby history. SA Rugby and Vodacom Announce Historic Sponsorship Deal The partnership extends beyond Vodacom’s existing sponsorship
Lions are the guardians of a Healthy Ecosystem in the Kgalagadi. The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park has become the focus of an exciting new lion research project by South African National Parks (SANParks) in partnership with the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT). “To manage lions effectively, we need accurate information,” says Louw. Lions are the guardians of a Healthy Ecosystem in the Kgalagadi This groundbreaking study will provide critical insights into the park’s
The flower season at Namaqua National Park is in full swing, and once again, the landscape does not disappoint. A wide variety of colours spread across the terrain as thousands of wildflowers emerge following a season of excellent rainfall. The flower season at Namaqua National Park is in full swing For those wanting to see the smaller, rarer blooms, the hiking trails remain a recommended way to experience nature up close. SANParks
The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) has expressed ‘profound disappointment’ with the recent report on human rights in South Africa published by the U.S. State Department. The Ministry says the report is an inaccurate and deeply flawed account that fails to reflect the reality of South Africa’s constitutional democracy. In the report, the U.S. State Department claims the human rights situation in South Africa significantly deteriorated in 2024, with particular concern
Internal probe launched after Khayelitsha teacher allegedly strikes pupil on genitals
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A Khayelitsha teacher has allegedly struck a Grade 9 pupil on his genitals with a pipe. This incident is now in the spotlight, as an internal WCED probe is underway. According to a report on News24 the boy’s mother was made aware of the alleged attack last week and contacted the authorities. A Khayelitsha teacher allegedly struck a pupil on his genitals Meanwhile, the Western Cape Education Department has disclosed






