The Cape Town Regional Court jailed a pensioner for three years on Tuesday after he lied under oath while testifying before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Parliamentary elections in Lesotho on Saturday look set to consolidate stability in the tiny mountain kingdom.
David Emil’s ‘Windows on the World’ was touted as the world’s most lucrative restaurant before the terrorist strikes of September 11 brought it crashing down 107 floors.
They creep out at night and tear apart garbage bags, feeding greedily on the remains left by those who are more fortunate than they — those Argentines who have enough to eat.
TE Lawrence, the adventurer immortalised as ”Lawrence of Arabia”, paid two-thirds of his salary to a mysterious woman for more than a year.
Judgement is expected in the near future in an application by the National Director of Public Prosecutions for leave to appeal against the acquittal of apartheid chemical and biological warfare expert Wouter Basson.
A Grootvlei prisoner, in jail for posing as a doctor, was on Friday in testimony before the Jali Commission, accused of murdering three prison hospital patients.
”Congratulations — 15 days no accident,” reads a billboard at the entrance to Konkola Copper Mine (KCM) in Zambia’s northern Copperbelt province.
The recent conference and elections of the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce (Nafcoc) were unconstitutional and would not be condoned, ousted president Simon Mathysen said on Tuesday.
Large numbers of South Africans could suffer serious eye injuries during the eclipse over the country on December 4 because of a shortage of eclipse viewing glasses, a company involved in preparations around the event warned on Thursday.