Cricket South Africa admitted to revoking journalists' accreditation after being unhappy with their reporting on matters there.
In 2015, a temporary structure collapsed over the M1 Highway near the Grayston off-ramp, killing two people and injuring 19 others.
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The weather service also said Gauteng residents should prepare for heavy rains in the next 24 hours as heatwave conditions are expected to lift later on Tuesday.
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A gap in the rules was identified after the Democratic Alliance called for a parliamentary inquiry into the fitness of Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s fitness to hold office, after several damning judgments against her.
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Anele Hoyana was killed on Geluksdal Farm in Gonubie, in East London, over the weekend allegedly at the hands of Fritz Joubert, who was initially thought to have been a farmer.
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The current head of Taste’s luxury food division, Duncan Crosson, has been appointed as the new group CEO with immediate effect. Crosson will be Taste’s third CEO this year.
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While revoking media accreditation may seem like a childish reaction to criticism from a Cricket South Africa leadership out of its depth, the breakdown in trust between them and the media may have lasting repercussions for the game, writes Adrian Ephraim.
New Zealand were 241-2 in their second innings and holding a 140-run lead when rain started to fall at 1:55 pm (0055 GMT) forcing the players from the field.
Graeme Smith turned down the job in November, but a report in the 'Sunday Times' said that he had now been persuaded to accept it. However, he said that was not true, at least not yet.
Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance has been told that the PIC believes the report is critical for it to pursue directors fingered in the scandal.
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