Yaseen Gaffar
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President outlines rapid law enforcement crackdowns, specialised task teams and judicial reforms following the discovery of 12 bodies in Ekurhuleni and Soweto.
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High winds sweeping across the False Bay coastline forced organisers of the PBRSA International Inflatable Super Series 2026 to call an unexpected lay day on Tuesday 29 September, bringing the adrenaline-fuelled event to its official halfway mark.
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Two men were arrested in Strand after Law Enforcement had intercepted a vehicle carrying 856 units of illegally harvested abalone hidden in the boot.
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A local commercial airline pilot has been commended for his life-saving actions after jumping into treacherous rip currents on his surf-ski to rescue a 26-year-old man caught in the surf zone at Strand Beach.
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With warmer days arriving slightly later than usual across the Western Cape, locals are urged to prepare for a surge in snake activity.
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South African medical aid members are facing the prospect of another round of substantial contribution hikes next year, despite official guidance from the Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) recommending a modest 3.8% anchor for 2027 increases.
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The Strand and Gordon’s Bay coastline is gearing up for world-class water sports action as Powerboat Racing SA (PBRSA) hosts the 2026 International Inflatable Super Series from 25 September to 3 October 2026.
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The National Empowerment Fund (NEF) and the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) have signed a partnership agreement establishing a R100 million National Youth Transformation Fund to support youth-owned businesses in South Africa.
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Behind the profiles: How South Africa’s serial homicide history shaped modern forensic investigation
Rather than establishing a comparative ranking, criminologists and forensic specialists analyse these historical cases through the lens of investigative complexity, offender behavior and their influence on law enforcement practices in South Africa.
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Devastating storms in 2022 and 2023 have left popular coastal resorts along the Kogel Bay coastline facing an estimated R25 million repair bill to restore essential water and sewage infrastructure – a full recovery that is not feasible before the upcoming summer season.
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