SARS pays back R10bn, but some taxpayers’ refunds are being withheld

Taxpayers should inform SARS if they have been unemployed for a full year or longer, to avoid being flagged as non-compliant.

Afrigter Praatjies

Die Cheetahs is ten minste dié keer voor die res wat die aanstel van ‘n afrigter betref. Franco Smith verstaan die Vrystaat kultuur, en volgens berigte geniet hy hoë aansien in Europa waar […]

Super 15 Minefield

I read an interesting article in the New Zealand Herald on possible outcomes based on the log as it currently stands: The closer the Super Rugby playoffs get, the more obvious it becomes […]

Gavin Rich makes an interesting observation in an article on Supersport this morning. The Crusaders, Rebels, Lions and Bulls all still have an outside chance of making the playoffs, but have to win […]

Springbok History

My colleague, Deon du Toit, recently sent me a link to a site called Springbok Rugby Hall of Fame. I found it incredibly interesting. For example: if you and your mates differ on […]

Super 15 Hoogtepunte

Die slag van Wellington Julle is welkom om my onpatrioties te noem, maar die wedstryd waarna ek die meeste uitsien hierdie naweek is die riller in Wellington, NZ, waar die Hurricanes op hul […]

Shambolic Sharks…

In response to feedback on the new layout of our newsletter, we resume our tongue-in-cheek sport column, and will continue to do so on Thursdays. The major disappointment from a South African rugby […]

A Proud Day for South African Cricket

Graeme Smith’s blog on the ICC website may seem a tad harsh, but if we want to be honest with ourselves, it makes a lot of clinical sense: In my previous column I […]

Suid-Afrika Verpletter Sri Lanka: Perspektief

Johan Rhoodie Van vroegdag af, hier op 18 Maart, juig al wat ’n Suid-Afrikaner is oor die Proteas se prag-oorwinning oor Sri Lanka in die kwarteindronte van vanjaar se Wêreldbekertoernooi Doer Onder. Die […]

Blood, Sweat and Tears

The final Super 15 matches have, to date, seen a number of unexpected results. Picking the winners in Superbru is almost as difficult as trying to predict the scores. One of the guys […]

Is Rugby Dying a Slow Death?

All Blacks coach, Steve Hansen, was not exactly charmed after watching two Six Nations matches last weekend, according to an article in the NZ Herald. Hansen outlined his fears for the game after […]

Gesoek: Goeie Gebruikte Kristalbal

Die onvoorspelbaarheid van die uitslae in die eerste twee rondtes sal waarskynlik voortduur in week 3. Die Crusaders het byvoorbeeld hul eerste wedstryd verloor, wat nie snaaks is nie, behalwe dat dit op […]

Predictably Unpredictable Super Rugby

I know it sounds like sour grapes, but after seeing the results in our Superbru pool yesterday, I consoled myself, after only scoring two points, by saying that anyone who got more than […]

Super 15 2015 kicks off

The final episode of the Super 15 saga kicks off on Friday when the Crusaders host the Rebels in Christchurch. Last year was a fiasco when coaches overplayed key players like the Beast, […]

Please Load-shed now

Hilton Tarrant pleaded in an article on MoneyWeb for Eskom to apply load-shedding on a daily basis until May in order to do the urgently required maintenance to prevent unexpected down times. I […]

The World Cup Awaits

Bobby Londt The Proteas finished off in fine style last night by decimating the West Indies in a display of brute force with the bat, along with a well-executed plan on the field […]

Will the Proteas Bloom at the World Cup?

Bobby Londt With any project or task, success depends heavily on preparation. The Proteas have done all they could to be as best prepared for the World Cup coming up in Australia come […]

Paul’s Perspective