Pretoria News Weekend

ITS IS important for South Africans to appreciate the rich biodiversity and culture protected in its national parks, yet many South Africans have never had the opportunity to visit even one of the country’s 19 national parks. For this reason SANParks

THE Unisa Council has made history by appointing Professor Puleng Lenka-Bula as the first female principal and vice-chancellor since its inception. LenkaBula holds a Master’s from St Andrew’s College, Canada and a Doctorate in Ethics (Theology and Ph

AS THE number of gender-based violence incidents continues to rise, students from Sefako Makgatho University marched to the Pretoria West police station yesterday morning, demanding that police intensify protection measures following the alleged rape

SOME things never change, like our need to always have the latest fashion, looking on fleek and feeling great when we go out, even if it does mean having to match or contrast our face mask, in these days of Covid-19. Now, there is nothing wrong with

NEW Zealand swore in its new cabinet yesterday, including five Maori and its first openly gay deputy prime minister, as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s government increased its majority with the release of full results of an October17 general electio

I SUSPECT most readers are Zoomed out by now – months of attending meetings via a laptop has made us blasé about on-line events. But a group of homeless men and women were Zoom novices this week and their presence re-invigorated the rest of us who we

ON THE face of it, people who are not vaccinated against vaccine-preventable deadly diseases pose a higher risk to life insurance companies than those who are. Should they be penalised accordingly? This was the intriguing question posed by actuary Pa

BRAD Binder went into his rookie MotoGP season expecting to crash and learn from his mistakes, possibly with some pain involved. What the 25-year-old had not bargained for was becoming the first South African to win in MotoGP in only his third race i

Elton Jantjies Strengths JANTJIES is the heart of the Lions, and their team is built around the ever-present 30-year-old. He has arguably been the most consistent player in South Africa in the last decade, his performances never oscillating wildly