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A recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine shows the effectiveness of immunotherapy in fighting cancer, potentially eliminating the need for surgery in certain patients. Dr. John Torres from NBC News discusses the findings.
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Accredited student accommodation providers under NSFAS express concern over non-payments and exclusion from housing system. Providers in Tshwane not paid despite agreements, blindsided by TUT’s decision to limit housing pilot to 2,000 beds. NSFAS’ actions seen as breaching contracts and trust in partnerships. Providers warn of inability to continue without urgent payments.
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Billionaire Hilton Schlosberg, co-founder of Monster Beverage, will take over as CEO on June 13, 2025. Schlosberg and partner Rodney Sacks have led the successful company, outperforming tech giants. Born in South Africa, Schlosberg partnered with Sacks in 1990 to acquire Hansen Natural Corporation, known for Hansen’s juices. The company faced financial struggles in the late 1980s, leading to bankruptcy in 1988.
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Audi, BMW, and Volvo are restructuring their South African dealership networks due to a shrinking premium market and changing buyer preferences. Audi cited affordability pressures and lack of government support as key challenges. The premium automotive sector in South Africa is experiencing a decline, with buyers exploring alternative options.
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Veteran actor Don Mlangeni-Nawa passed away from prostate cancer. His wife, Regina Nawa, shared the news during his funeral service, thanking officials and the public for their support. She highlighted the challenges they faced during his chemotherapy treatment.
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South Africa accuses Israel of deliberately starving Palestinians in Gaza at the International Court of Justice. South Africa argues that Israel is breaching obligations as an occupying power by blocking aid to Gaza. The UN has requested an advisory opinion on Israel’s actions in Gaza. South Africa emphasizes the need for Israel to comply with its obligations under the UN charter.
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A Table Mountain fire in South Africa has burned 3,000ha of vegetation, mostly contained with help from helicopters. Flare-ups in Boyes Drive and Chapman’s Peak are being managed, while crews remain on standby. Noordhoek residents evacuated as a precaution have returned.
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Transport Ministry reports 11 deaths during Easter due to poor road infrastructure. Minister Creecy notes drop in death toll from 307 to 167 this year. Mpumalanga and Eastern Cape record 28 deaths each, KwaZulu-Natal with 27. Total of 141 lives lost, 8.5% linked to environmental factors. 32.5% decrease in Easter road fatalities compared to last year.
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A local man drowned in Kalk Bay while trying to assist a capsized paddler. The 35-year-old jumped off the harbour wall to help the 57-year-old paddler who had capsized offshore. NSRI Simon’s Town and a local fishing vessel rescued both men, with CPR efforts made on the Good Samaritan. Emergency services were activated during the incident.
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A fifth body was found at Hennops River in Centurion, Pretoria, during the search for three missing police constables. Two more bodies were discovered nearby. Deputy National Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya stated that divers and dogs are searching along the river. The missing officers were en route from Bloemfontein to Polokwane. Police are still looking for their vehicle.
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