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By chance, I’d already mentioned here in TGIFood towards the end of last year that it’d be interesting to experience a non-alcoholic pairing menu over Christmas, mainly to dodge that rather depressing and almost-expected indulgence that’s associated with the season.  I hadn’t then dreamed how relevant such non-alcoholic food pairings would become under 2021’s Covid-19 regulations.  So I go. For this experience, I’d known very well where it was I wanted to go. To the place that probably started these non-alcoholic pairings alongside the wine ones, for their inimitable tasting me...

SABC Unions to start striking from next week Updated Anastasi Mokgobu Share this: Unions at the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) are set to embark on another strike at the public broadcaster over the ongoing section 189 process. Image courtesy: Sinethemba Madolo The Communication Workers Union (CWU) and the Broadcasting, Electronic, Media & Allied Workers Union (BEMAWU) met on Wednesday and decided to take to the streets. The SABC is currently in the process of retrenchments that will affect more than 300 employees.   CWU spokesperson, Aubrey Tshabalaba, says the unions have n...

Police Minister Bheki Cele has expressed concern over an increasing number of people who have been arrested for contravening the Disaster Management Act.

BULLETS FLY IN CHURCH! NO AMEN or Hallelujah could be heard in church on Sunday, 10 January. Instead, all anyone could hear was a loud voetsek and loud stun grenades as cops dispersed congregants at churches in Sebokeng zone 7 in the Vaal, south of Joburg. Even rubber bullets flew as some churches refused to stop their services. The men and women in blue were unhappy that church services still continued despite level 3 regulations prohibiting such. This resulted in a clash between stubborn congregants and cops. Speaking to eNCA, church member Nkosana Dlomo said he was disappointed with how p...

1,458 arrested over 2 weeks in North West for breaking lockdown rules Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Sello Kwena urged members of the community to be disciplined. © jirkaejc/123rf.com 95 days ago JOHANNESBURG - Police in the North West arrested 1,458 suspects since 28 December 2020 for contraventions relating to the Adjusted Level 3 Lockdown regulations. Through the Safer Festive Season / Operation "Tlotla Molao" in the province, the number of suspects arrested are broken down as follows: Fai...