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Premium winery in Stellenbosch to be sold at an unprecedented auction next week.

A historic 329-year-old wine estate on the slopes of Simonsberg in Stellenbosch is to go under the hammer in an unprecedented virtual auction next week.

Emergency services found the vehicle approximately thirty meters from the roadway with the female motorist seated inside.

According to SAWS this will contribute to difficult driving conditions on the N3 and loss of livestock and crops. As a result, farmers have been advised to shelter their animals, and people should ...

Parts of the N3 between KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng could be covered in snow this weekend.

The weather service has issued a warning of high winds along parts of the N3 toll route from Thursday until Sunday.

High winds and snow are expected along sections of the N3 toll route from Thursday.

A Durban security officer was shot dead when a gang of suspects opened fire on him in a drive by shooting early on Monday morning.

Hundreds of thousands of jobs will be lost, and the poor and the unemployed will be hardest hit. So the question is: was it worth it sabotaging the South African economy? asks the writer. Picture: Motshwari Mofokeng/African News Agency (ANA) Let us put the blame squarely on the architects of this criminal economic sabotage By Professor Bonke Dumisa Share I have been asked to write this article about “the civil unrest and its impact on the economy”. I have consciously avoided adopted that t...

Conclusions Peter Brown and Peter Timmerman argue that mainstream economics is an ‘orphaned discipline’. It is founded, they claim, on a “dated and unrevised metaphysical and prescientific vision" that is “incompatible with what we know about the universe and our place in it" (Brown and Timmerman, 2015). Looking at free-market theory in the context of the modern understanding of evolution, this assessment rings true. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, f...