Yaseen Gaffar
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TOYOTA GAZOO Racing South Africa (TGRSA) is poised for a monumental campaign at the 2026 Dakar Rally, fielding four formidable crews ready to take on the world’s most demanding motorsport event.
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A major operation in Gauteng led to the seizure of 17 rhino horns, disrupting wildlife trafficking networks across South Africa.
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RUSTENBURG – A 24-year-old former Student Representative Council (SRC) member from Rustenburg TVET College is set to appear in the dock today, facing serious charges of fraud and corruption related […]
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Five people lost their lives and dozens were injured in a serious bus accident on the R33, between eMkhondo and Amsterdam, on Monday afternoon, 1 December.
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Vehicle crime is a genuine occupational hazard for employees that drive as part of their duties, an expert reiterates.
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20-year-old Saood Variawa and his French navigator, Francois Cazalet, clinched both the Overall and Ultimate FIA T1+ Championships after a dramatic and fiercely contested final round. This makes Saood not only the new youngest race winner in the history of the SARRC, but also the youngest champion – a record previously also held by former…
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Just shy of its 30th anniversary, Volkswagen Group Africa (VWGA) is celebrating the production of its 2 millionth Polo model, which rolled off the production line of its Plant Kariega in the Eastern Cape earlier this month. The special milestone car, a smoky grey Polo, is destined for Australia
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The group’s flagship brand, BBQ, has signed a master-franchise agreement with Good Tree South Africa, a local distributor of Korean-food products. This agreement grants Good Tree exclusive rights to develop, operate and manage all BBQ franchise locations across the country.
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Eleven suspects were arrested in a major sweep across Stilfontein and Potchefstroom on Wednesday, 5 November following a collaborative effort between the police and Combined Private Investigation (CPI). The operation successfully recovered a significant amount of stolen copper cables.
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A coordinated operation involving multiple Gauteng law enforcement agencies resulted in a fierce shootout on Friday, 7 November, leaving four cash-in-transit (CIT) robbery suspects dead and one arrested.
