Here are the top trending stories of the day.
Headline: Private school’s deputy head told to ‘step aside’ amid allegations of sexual assault – News24
“The deputy headmaster of a private school in Johannesburg has been asked to step aside and remain at home after an independent investigation revealed he had allegedly sexually assaulted pupils at his previous school.” – News24
Headline: Zuma tax ruling: ‘Don’t expect to see his records soon, Sars likely to appeal’ – 702
“The South African Revenue Service (Sars) has been ordered to supply two media houses with Jacob Zuma’s tax records.” – 702
Headline: Eskom warns that rolling blackouts could be implemented at short notice – SABC
“Eskom has warned that it could implement rolling blackouts again. This after five generating units failed at the power utility’s different power stations.” – SABC
Headline: Miss South Africa mum on Miss Universe boycott, turns focus to Miss World – News24
“The Miss South Africa Organisation has received backlash following an announcement that the reigning titleholder would compete at Miss Universe 2021, hosted in Israel, despite growing calls to boycott the competition.” – News24
World Headline: UK PM Boris Johnson faces grilling from MPs amid sleaze row – News24
“UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a parliamentary grilling on Wednesday over charges of sleaze within his Conservative party and lacklustre leadership at the COP26 climate summit.” – News24
World Headline: Azeem Rafiq: English cricket is ‘institutionally’ racist says former Yorkshire player – BBC
“English cricket is “institutionally” racist, says former Yorkshire player Azeem Rafiq.” – BBC
