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International recipes to leave your loved ones begging for more - Vimarsana News

International recipes to leave your loved ones begging for more

If you are wondering what to make for Christmas, then look no further as Capsicum Culinary Studio has shared its favourite global festive season recipes for Weekend Post readers to enjoy with loved ones.

Cop 'casually smoked' after ex-fiancée's murder - Vimarsana News

Cop 'casually smoked' after ex-fiancée's murder

A heated fight over money, a hint of jealousy and failed lobola negotiations, was silenced by the sound of two gunshots from an Algoa Park flat earlier this week.

Cab, e-hailing drivers demand slice of cruise liner tourist pie - Vimarsana News

Cab, e-hailing drivers demand slice of cruise liner tourist pie

Cab and e-hailing drivers in Nelson Mandela Bay are being stymied from getting a piece of the pie as the Transnet Ports Authority tightens security at the Port Elizabeth Harbour amid a bustling cruise liner season.

Israelis plan to take over Lerala mine - Vimarsana News

Israelis plan to take over Lerala mine

Plans are underway to revive the Lerala Diamond Mine in Botswana, according to Minister of Minerals & Energy Lefoko Maxwell Moagi. The mine, located in eastern Botswana, has been dormant for several years but may soon see a resurgence in production. Israeli company Maroon Capital has been exploring the prospects of the Lerala diamond lease area and has applied for a new mining license. Minister Moagi expects the license to be granted before the end of the year, allowing Maroon Capital to invest in the resuscitation of the mine and resume production.

Nelson Mandela Bay 'safety' map takes step in the wrong direction - Vimarsana News

Nelson Mandela Bay 'safety' map takes step in the wrong direction

In a classic example of the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing, the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality recently unveiled a “Stay Safe in the Bay Tourism Safety Guide” which ironically directs visitors to known crime hotspots in Central.