South African mine company 'finds rich seam of gold'

South African mine company 'finds rich seam of gold'

Business Jul 21
The era of big gold discoveries is thought to be long gone in South Africa as mining companies are finding it harder and more expensive to mine the precious metal in the country’s old and exceedingly deep gold mines.
The thieves were killed following a shootout with the police
Two killed as gunmen attack Johannesburg airport
Politics Jul 19
Two people were killed at Johannesburg airport Saturday during a shootout between police and thieves who stole facemasks and cellphones, police said.
South Africa currently has 8th biggest caseload globally
SA coronavirus: over 300,000 cases; 8th biggest caseload globally
Health Jul 17
South Africa has become a COVID-19 model for the continent in many ways since it confirmed its index case on 5th March, 2020.
A South African Airways (SAA) Airbus aircraft
South African Airways creditors approve restructuring plan
Business Jul 15

Creditors of South African Airways (SAA) approved a restructuring plan for the loss-making airline on Tuesday, one of

File Photo-South African police in a file photo. January 31, 2019. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko
Five killed in attack on South African church, hostages freed
Politics Jul 12
Five people were killed in an attack on a church west of Johannesburg in the early hours of Saturday, South African police said, with some of the attackers taking hostages who were later freed.
Cemetery. File photo
SA widow 'traumatised after burying wrong man'
Life Style Jul 05
A South African woman had to hold two funeral services for her husband who had died from Covid-19 after it was discovered that his body had been swapped for another man's, News24 reports.
A one-day strike was held last week against the government's relief package
South Africa minibuses defy restrictions on passenger capacity
Politics Jun 29
Operators of minibuses in South Africa are defying a government directive to reduce passenger capacity.