Getting over gwababa – Uyang’thanda Na

There is a sigh of relief for the South Africans who were stuck in Sudan. They have returned home safely, and their families are equally happy. Many of them, however, had to leave their belongings behind in hopes that they would be able to fetch them one day, but as the situation worsens in Sudan, they might have to be happy with getting out alive.

The prize is getting some time with the couples before another mixer which gets the singles ver excited but that quickly fades when they realise they weren’t listening all that well.

Nkosazane Makate has been in a decade-long battle with Vocacom over his 'Please call me' service that he came up with while working there as an accountant. He is asking for 5% of the revenue earned from the service, but Vodacom would rather pay him a lump sum of 47 Million rands. He has declined this offer as he felt it unfair, and the high courts agreed with him, but Vocacom has appealed the ruling, and he is now hoping that the ruling will be held up by the courts.

The department of correctional services has axed its contract with Bloemfontein Correctional Services (BCC), which is patly owned by private security company, G4S. This comes amid global uproar over the highly-publicised prison escape of convicted rapist and murder, Thabo Bester.