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Work came to a halt at the Montague Gardens, Cape Town, warehouse of online retailer Takealot when hundreds of workers embarked on an unprotected strike on Friday morning.

LADIES are being urged to try out scrum-thing new as a sporting roadshow rolls into town.

Local co-driver Chris Wareham and Jonathan MacDonald punched above their weight in the Argyll Rally. Photograph: Colin Smith.

Police firearms ‘smuggled by Phala Phala thief’ end up in Cape ganglands.

NICOLA Sturgeon and her backroom team played an absolute blinder on Tuesday by telling the whole world she was playing it by the rules and taking it…

Motorists driving on the N7 highway have again been warned to be vigilant when using the stretch near Richwood and Dunoon. This comes after a truck recently damaged its wheels when it apparently drove over some rocks which were placed in the middle o

A private school could be named the best in the world and win a share of a $250,000 dollar prize pot.

Big companies may have their own generator to get through load shedding Stage 6, but small businesses have to dig deep, with staff working with headlights at one shop, as they try and make up for their Covid-19 losses.

Dunoon arboretum helps replace diseased Larch trees - from HortWeek

The OHS MacPherson Cup winning squad.