Brenden Ruiter
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Iran and Oman negotiate a mine-clearing plan and temporary corridor for the Strait of Hormuz, but Tehran warns it will not reopen unless the US ends the war.
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Around 1 000 Indian Runner ducks patrol a Stellenbosch wine farm each morning, gobbling insects in an eco-friendly pest control method gaining popularity.
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A nine-year-old boy’s love for books landed him in trouble when he fell asleep in a Cape Town library and was accidentally locked in after closing time.
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The Western Cape High Court has struck out a defamation claim by Kannaland Municipality, ruling that organs of state cannot sue for harm to reputation.
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DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis pledged at a Delft march to build Cape Town’s first Metro Police Detective Branch if re-elected in November 2026.
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UWC’s Centre for Humanities Research and the Little Museum of Dublin present Together/Apart, an exhibition on the Irish anti-apartheid struggle.
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An off-duty Ottery fire officer’s quick thinking and compassion may have saved an Eerste River man’s life after he fell ill on the road.
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Bongikoshi Thomas, allegedly lured via a Facebook Marketplace car deal, was found dead in De Doorns. Police have opened a murder case.
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I would think though in my experience being a parent, my experience in the teaching field and that of a counsellor, that children have a lot of pressure not just at school but within the society at large.”
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Trauma nurse by day, Springbok by night – meet Nomsa Mokwai, who juggles saving lives with representing SA at the Rugby World Cup.
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