Новости за 19.02.2016

We all know an amazing meal in a restaurant is much more than just the food, and chefs worldwide go to great lengths to create a perfect environment for their customers: banning noisy children and forbidding smelly dogs.

President Jacob Zuma's neighbour, Sthandiwe Hlongwane, made headlines when EFF leader Julius Malema handed a three-bedroom home over to her two years ago.

About 2500 dental assistants who were to lose their jobs at the end of next month have been given a reprieve by the Health Professions' Council of SA.

Pope Francis assailed Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump's views on immigration as "not Christian" yesterday, prompting Trump to reprimand the religious leader as "disgraceful" for questioning his faith.

An alleged serial killer nicknamed "the Grim Sleeper" murdered nine women and a girl of 15 over more than two decades, a Los Angeles court heard this week as his trial began nearly 30 years after the body of the first victim was discovered.

Zimbabwean police yesterday fired teargas and used a water cannon to disperse hundreds of war veterans about to march on the ruling party's headquarters to protest against first lady Grace Mugabe.

With his attack on Trump, the pontiff dives into the heated U.S. presidential race.

The ANC has appealed to warring Western Cape factions to stop fighting in public.

‘Worrying’ trend threatens to reverse globalisation, with India, Russia, US the leading culprits

Many more South Africans will be living in informal settlements within cities in the next 15 years.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Fifteen years after Dale Earnhardt's death at Daytona International Speedway, NASCAR drivers are still clamoring for safety improvements.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Fifteen years after Dale Earnhardt's death at Daytona International Speedway, NASCAR drivers are still clamoring for safety improvements.

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida - Fifteen years after Dale Earnhardt's death at Daytona International Speedway, NASCAR drivers are still clamoring for safety improvements.

(AP) — Fifteen years after Dale Earnhardt's death at Daytona International Speedway, NASCAR drivers are still clamoring for safety improvements. Six-time champion Jimmie Johnson, reigning champ Kyle Busch and others want pavement to replace the lush grass located near racing surfaces. NASCAR certainly has taken significant strides in safety since Earnhardt's death on Feb. 18, 2001. "The Intimidator" crashed hard into the outside wall of Turn 4 during the final lap of the Daytona 500, rocking the... Читать дальше...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Fifteen years after Dale Earnhardt's death at Daytona International Speedway, NASCAR drivers are still clamoring for safety improvements.

The ANC and its alliance partners in KwaZulu-Natal have kissed and made up.

When days are dark it may mean your town's officials haven't paid the electricity bill.

Ratepayers must start looking at the overall performance of their municipality and not base their opinion as to its competence only on audit outcomes - which do not adequately reflect the quality of service delivery.

Medical aid schemes interfere in the doctor-patient relationship, resulting in poorer care for the patient.

President Jacob Zuma has called for calm, and a united and constructive approach, but dark clouds loom over his leadership.

Thanks to a misplaced microphone, Adele's Grammy performance went a bit off the rails this year. On Wednesday, Adele talked to Ellen DeGeneres and let her know exactly what happened that night. While the performance didn't go exactly as planned, Adele is shrugging it off.

Thanks to a misplaced microphone, Adele's Grammy performance went a bit off the rails this year. On Wednesday, Adele talked to Ellen DeGeneres and let her know exactly what happened that night. While the performance didn't go exactly as planned, Adele is shrugging it off.

In the seven plus years since the Supreme Court ruled on the planned going private transaction at BCE, the roles of directors have become more complicated