On this day, April 26
Cape Castle finally finished, first temporary insanity plea, South African aviatrix sets record, Ukraine’s deadly Chernobyl nuclear accident, and our first democratic elections.
Cape Castle finally finished, first temporary insanity plea, South African aviatrix sets record, Ukraine’s deadly Chernobyl nuclear accident, and our first democratic elections.
Ground is broken for the Suez Canal, strange tale as General Jan Smuts surrenders, Apartheid comes to an end, Microsoft joins elite club, and Mozambique hammered by cyclone
CODI, which is the newest SARB subsidiary, is designed to safeguard the most vulnerable depositors in our society. It provides cover of up to R100 000 to each qualifying depositor per bank in the unlikely event of a bank’s collapse
Candidates typically aspire for change, fresh beginnings and dynamic environments at the beginning of the year. Yet, we saw the first quarter start at a subdued pace.
Shock waves in Europe at Prince Imperial’s death, the prolific and influential Bard dies, the EPL’s fastest goal, Channel tunnel idea nixed, New Coke backfires
Providing personalised skills development resources will help companies retain their top talent.
Deadly mistake for amaXhosa in the Battle of Grahamstown, first use of poison gas in warfare, Wild West land rush, record Covid numbers
Dawn of the Mughal and Roman empires, luck runs out for the Red Baron, prostitutes off the hook and doomed submarine crew’s farewell video
While the Springboks know how to get the job done, their Proteas counterparts have often shown at World Cups that they don’t have the stomach for the fight.