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A MAN who was raped twice as a child has spoken of his abuser's 'sadistic pleasure' after they bumped into each other years later.

A WEDDING photographer has been jailed for four years for raping a young boy in the early 2000s.

That changed last week when the Laurel Park Town Board voted to grant six weeks of paid leave for eligible family-related needs or military service. The inspiration for the change came from Kristin Dunn, the town board's newest, and youngest, member. For Dunn, the idea percolated to the surface when she read that the state of North Carolina had approved paid family leave for state employees. In May 2019, Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order granting eight weeks of paid leave for cabinet agency employees to care for a newborn and four weeks of leave to bond with a newly adopted or fostere...

Build-to-rent homes becoming popular in the Phoenix-area PHOENIX - The Phoenix-area has become one of the epicenters of a new trend in the housing market – build-to-rent developments. Developers are constructing brand new single-family homes in gated communities and renters are flocking to them. These kinds of developments started up within the last decade. They are brand-new single-family homes with the latest technology, community pools, gyms and security. Builders say the concept of the American dream has changed and they’re catering to a new segment of residents – those who can a...

A lawyer who advised Transnet on legal matters has detailed how the parastatal paid R95.5m over 25 months for security services to a company owned by General Siphiwe Nyanda yet the firm did not