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Over R5 million has been paid over to universities by BOO! Surprising Media Solutions through its Campus Media business Over R5 million has been paid over to universities by BOO! Surprising Media Solutions through its Campus Media business. The funds are part of a deal struck with universities to offer an additional revenue stream through brand advertising on innovative platforms such as Campus TV. In addition, plans for 2021 include offering part-time employment and training in media to about ...

Community members host pothole fishing competition in KZN [photos] Community members recently participated in the Currys Post Conservancy pothole fishing competition in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands. Hosting the world’s first pothole fishing competition The competition was the brainchild of Curry’s Post Conservancy member Kemsley Wood who among other community members wanted to highlight the road that is ridden with potholes. The members ultimately asked for a donation of R20 per fishing rod...

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Calgro M3 CEO Wikus Lategan says the group's current share price of almost R2 is too low and should be between R12 and R15.

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Winter Storm Damage? Get the Most Out of Your Homeowners Policy Four ways to get the most value from your home insurance coverage when dealing with a serious storm Author: By Doug Sibor Many homeowners have been left reeling as devastating winter storms lash the nation. In Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and elsewhere, severe weather has left millions without power and inflicted billions of dollars’ worth of property damage. Burst pipes are flooding homes, and mold growth and other issues are lik...

Phiwase Khoza from Fourways High School. Picture: Supplied. ’It takes a village to raise a child and I certainly had a village helping me during challenging matric year’ By Chulumanco Mahamba Share Johannesburg - It takes a village to raise a child and a Fourways matriculant has thanked her village for supporting her during her final and most difficult year in high school. Phiwase Khoza from Fourways High School told The Star she was grateful to her village of supporters. The Mornin...

WATCH: Stray hippo rescued in Mpumalanga and taken to place of safety Citizen reporter A stray hippo White River was darted and taken to safety . Picture: Screenshot In a video posted on the We Are White River Facebook page, the animal could be seen grazing on Impala Street while a rescue operation took p...

weekly newspaper. Ace Magashule and 15 co-accused (including five companies), will have to answer to charges of fraud, theft, corruption, money laundering and more before a judge in the Bloemfontein High Court in August. The state’s application for a transfer to the higher court from the magistrate’s court was granted on Friday. Magashule was joined in the dock by Johannesburg businessman and owner of Blackhead Consulting, Pheagane Edwin Sodi; director supply chain management in the Free S...

ANC Secretary-General Ace Magashule and his co-accused are to appear before the Bloemfontein High Court on 11 August after the Bloemfontein Magistrates’ Court approved the State’s application to transfer the matter.  Speaking before Friday’s appearance, Magushule said he was looking forward to 11 August because “we hoped for a speedy trial, because justice is delayed”. This was Magashule’s second appearance since he was granted R200,000 bail.  Various former and current high-level...