Lise Beyers
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Heavy rains in January caused substantial damage to Kruger National Park infrastructure, with repairs now estimated to cost R950 million.
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Serious concerns have been raised as to online safety after a Malmesbury teenager was arrested on charges related to child sexual abuse material and links to a violent international online network.
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High Court grants NPA application to reopen Usindiso fire case after inconsistencies found in post-mortem reports of 76 victims.
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Stellenbosch’s Delheim estate celebrates 50 years of its pioneering Pinotage Rosé, South Africa’s first rosé made from the distinctive Pinotage grape.
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Portfolio committee respects Constitutional Court decision blocking offshore drilling but warns prolonged legal uncertainty threatens South Africa’s economic development and investment opportunities.
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Gang-related shooting in Westbury leaves three young people dead and two critically injured, with schools forced to suspend assessments amid safety concerns.
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Solar panel owners face a 30 September deadline to register systems as AfriForum and OUTA criticise new Nersa rules that could enable municipal charges.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa calls on Southern African leaders to work together on migration challenges after more than 176 000 foreigners fled recent xenophobic violence.
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Vessel struck in strategic waterway as Trump threatens Oman over Iran deal while diplomatic talks continue amid escalating regional attacks.
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Peet Viljoen denied bail in R27.6-million Johannesburg property fraud case. Court finds him a flight risk with no permanent residence.
