Lise Beyers
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Cape Town has spent over R44.5 million on repairing electrical infrastructure due to vandalism and theft, impacting essential services.
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The National Prosecuting Authority will conduct lifestyle audits for its officials in a phased approach, beginning with senior leadership members,
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Excitement builds for the Oscars as ten films compete for best picture, with “Sinners” and “One Battle After Another” favored to win.
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Six Georgian men’s rugby international players have been suspended for doping violations following a joint investigation by World Rugby and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)
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South Africa is creating a National Water Resource Infrastructure Agency and crisis committee to combat water shortages and infrastructure issues.
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A Vietnamese man linked to rhino horn trafficking faced charges after illegal elephant ivory was seized during his arrest in South Africa.
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President Ramaphosa announced progress on National Health Insurance while awaiting court rulings, aiming for universal health coverage in South Africa.
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Four US crew members died when a military refuelling aircraft crashed in western Iraq, as the conflict in the Middle East intensifies.
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A red fox unexpectedly traveled from Southampton to New York on a cargo ship, now held at Bronx Zoo for health checks.
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Soldiers are deployed in South Africa to combat gang violence and illegal mining, facing delays and constitutional compliance concerns from Parliament.
