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South African poultry farmers have warned of possible chicken and egg shortages as they battle what the industry says is the worst bird flu outbreak ever to hit the country.

 
Producer Quantum Foods said on Friday that this year it had lost almost two million chickens – worth a total of more than R100 million – because of the disease.

“The bird flu outbreak is the worst that South Africa has witnessed,” fellow producer Astral said in a trading update on Thursday.

“(It) has already caused short supplies of table eggs into the market, and it is expected that the supply of poultry meat into the value chain could be affected negatively in the coming months.”

The outbreak has cost it R220 million so far, the company said.

One of the continent’s major poultry producers, South Africa reported the first bird flu cases in commercial farms in April, according to an industry group.

Earlier this month, the South African Poultry Association (SAPA) said the country was contending with two different strains of the virus, the infamous H5N1 and a new strain identified as H7N6.

The latter was spreading through the northeastern provinces of Mpumalanga and Gauteng “at an alarming rate”, according to Astral.

Bird flu does not typically infect humans. But H5N1 is increasingly infecting mammals worldwide, from sea lions in Argentina to foxes in Finland, raising fears it could pass on more easily to humans.

The virus has typically been confined to seasonal outbreaks, but since 2021 cases have emerged year-round, and across the globe, leading to what experts say is the largest outbreak ever seen.

SAPA said the number of avian flu cases in South Africa this year was higher than in any year since the first outbreaks were reported in commercial farms in 2017.

Minnie Dlamini’s ex-husband, Quinton Jones celebrated his birthday last week, 12 September, and his close friend, the former YOTV presenter Sidwell ‘Psyfo’ Ngwenya has taken to his Instagram feed recently and given social media users a peek inside Jones’ intimate birthday party.

‘BEAUTIFUL DAY’: QUINTON JONES CELEBRATES 40TH BIRTHDAY WITH FRIENDS
Last week, Psyfo announced that Quinton Jones had finally entered into the “fourth floor” on his birthday this year. “Happy birthday to a friend for life! Literally a day 1 (since standard 6 or grade 8 for nina [some of you] 😝),” he penned on his feed. It’s uncertain when exactly Jones’ birthday party was, however in an Instagram post shared by the former YOTV presenter, the birthday boy can be seen surrounded by his closest friends and family members at his birthday party and his estranged wife/ baby mama was no where in sight.

“Beautiful day with beautiful people celebrating a good friend Quinton Jones aka the American Footballer lol!!! Was good seeing your friendly faces,” Psyfo captioned.

ALSO READ: Minnie Dlamini’s ex allegedly demands R10k spousal support

Since Jones’ birthday last week, he and his estranged wife, Minnie Dlamini have topped the social media trends list. This comes after the Live Amp presenter posted a cryptic message on her ex’s birthday via her Instagram Stories which read: “If you’re single, have some patience. Your soulmate is almost done with those divorce papers.” A few days later, her and Jones’ dirty laundry was aired by ZiMoja who reported that the couple were allegedly in a custody battle for their son, Netha Makhosini Jones. To top it off, it was said that Jones is also allegedly demanding Dlamini to cough up R10 000 spousal support for him per month.TAKE A LOOK AT SOME REACTIONS FROM NETIZENS BELOW….
“He deserves all the festivities!!! Well done guys! ❤️” love_always_tracy said.

“I missed my invite. Feels like your wedding day all over again,” @rynievan commented.

“Celebrating our bestie 🫶🏽🤸🏽‍♀️🙏🏽we had the best time🥳,” @tanseycoetzee wrote.

In the annals of South African rugby, certain names shine brighter and Krynauw Otto is undoubtedly one of those luminous stars. Born on 8 October 1971, in Belfast, Otto’s journey through the world of rugby is a story that encapsulates triumph, resilience, and life-altering challenges.

KRYNAUW OTTO: THE BEGINNING
Krynauw Otto’s rugby odyssey began as a 19-year-old when he made his provincial debut for South Eastern Transvaal in 1990. He later donned the jersey of Northern Transvaal, eventually securing a spot in the senior side in 1993.

A pivotal moment in his provincial career came in 1998 when he played a crucial role in the Blue Bulls’ Currie Cup victory, a testament to his growing prowess as a lock.

Happy Birthday to World Cup 95 Winner Springbok no: 615 Krynauw Otto(School: HTS Witbank) Test summary: Tests: 38 Tries: 1 First Test: 30 May 1995 at the age of 23 pic.twitter.com/OszKmfoiuG

 

RUGBY WORLD CUP
Otto’s journey to international recognition reached its pinnacle in 1995 when he earned his first cap for the South African national team during the Rugby World Cup against Romania at Newlands in Cape Town. This was a defining moment in Otto’s career, making him a part of the esteemed Springbok fraternity.

Over the years, Otto’s international career thrived. He earned a total of 38 caps, donning the green and gold with pride. His robust presence in the lock position added steel to the Springbok pack, making him a linchpin in the team’s success.

ALSO READ: The rugby superstar: Mark Andrews, where is he now?

THE SPRINGBOKS
One of the highlights of Krynauw Otto’s career was his instrumental role in the Springboks’ triumph in the 1998 Tri-Nations tournament. Alongside his partner in the second row, Mark Andrews, Otto contributed significantly to South Africa’s dominance in the southern hemisphere rugby competition.

However, the crowning jewel of Otto’s career was undoubtedly the 1995 Rugby World Cup. Although he only played in two pool games and the quarter-final, Otto’s presence was felt throughout the tournament.

— RHABULA ☕️🐻 | #RWC2023 (@Rugby_Scoop) July 25, 2023
He was part of the historic Springbok squad that clinched the World Cup, etching their names into rugby history. Otto described the moment when President Nelson Mandela handed the Webb Ellis Cup to Francois Pienaar as “surreal” – a sentiment shared by the entire nation.

INJURY
Otto’s journey was not all sunshine and glory. In 2000, tragedy struck when he suffered a subdural haematoma in the left frontal area of his brain during a match against Australia. This life-threatening injury forced Otto into early retirement at the age of 28, leaving him to ponder the uncertainty of life beyond rugby.

Despite the adversity he faced, Krynauw Otto’s indomitable spirit led him to find a new purpose beyond the rugby pitch. While his playing career was cut short, Otto found solace in coaching and later transitioned into the corporate world.Currently serving as the commercial head of the New Reclamation Group, a recycling-focused company, Otto has carved out a successful post-rugby career.

RETIREMENT
Otto remains deeply passionate about the outdoors, with a penchant for wildlife photography and spending quality time with his family. His two children, Krynauw and Mineke, provide him with ample inspiration and joy.

Got any questions about the game? Krynauw Otto is here to answer them at #MTNBoktown Montecasino.@MTNza @Springboks #AnswerTheCall #RSAvENG #LoveRugby #springbokgameday pic.twitter.com/zwzWJRnlhD

— Springbok Supporters (@SABoksupporter) June 16, 2018
As Krynauw Otto reflects on his remarkable journey, he hopes to be remembered as a formidable rugby player, a loving father, and a dedicated professional. His life story serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring legacy of a true South African rugby legend.

In conclusion, Krynauw Otto’s journey embodies the essence of South African rugby – a tale of triumph, adversity, and unwavering determination. His impact on the sport and his resilience in the face of challenges continue to inspire both on and off the field.

South Africans took to social media this week to respond to Bob van Dijk’s massive R1.5 billion pay as Naspers CEOBusiness Tech reports that Bob van Dijk, who stepped down as CEO of Naspers and Prosus on Monday, 18 September earned over R1.5 billion in salaries, bonuses, and long-term incentives.

The publication adds that Van Dijk, who joined the companies in 2014 received on average more than R470,000 a day during his nine-year-term.

 

According to Daily Investor, the companies revealed to the shareholders on Monday morning that their boards mutually agreed that Van Dijk will effectively resign as CEO.

“Van Dijk has agreed to assist with the transition after this date and will remain as a consultant to the group until 30 September 2024,” said the companies.

“He established the group as a leading global consumer internet company, creating significant value for shareholders. The boards sincerely thank Bob for his leadership and contribution,” said Naspers and Prosus.

It is reported that Ervin Tu, who is currently the Group Chief Investment Officer at Naspers and Prosus will assume the role of interim CEO of both companies.

Rorisang Mnisi: “South Africa is the most unequal country in the entire world.”

Louise Ann Brummer: “It’s been happening for years and years and they bemoan and fight to give the staff a living wage….. just sad 😢😢😢 I was a “staff” and always will stand up for “us”. “

B Tumelo Kanyane Matlala: “Louise Ann Brummer it’s really not fair… Some people’s annual salary is R60 000, work force who are on the ground ensuring the companies succeed, and here there is a guy earning more than 400k a day…. This is injustice.”

Andile Mtsweni: “Well-deserved being the CEO of such a big company is not an easy Job some ppl will not understand they think you’re just sitting at the office and doing nothing.”

Marius De Villiers: “Come on, it clearly indicates the rate at which people get ripped off regarding the tariffs charged for service delivered. Customers are responsible for their income. No wonder people are starving on worldwide scale. And still, they enjoy the support of their victims as if it matches the norm for that matter.