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Oos wes, tuis bes!
Sir Lowry’s Pass se Blitzbok-ster Gino Cupido het ná sy uitstekende spel teruggekeer na sy plaaslike gemeenskap en die afgelope Saterdag (5 April) ‘n spesiale erkenningsgeleentheid as eregas van die “Bom-squad” bygewoon.
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Kameras kyk na lykstorting
Die Macassar-gemeenskaps-polisiëringsforum het gevra vir meer kringtelevisie-kameras in die area weens ‘n toename in lykstorting. Twee lyke is onlangs ontdek, terwyl die Stad Kaapstad reeds twee kameras geïnstalleer het. Polisie en raadslid Helfrich is betrokke om misdaad te bekamp, maar…
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Moorde ‘nie weens bendes’
Die Strand-polisie ondersoek ‘n saak moordt nadat Ryan Liebenberg en Shuwinn October vermoor is.
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Selfies, goals and cheers at South Africa’s grannies World Cup
63-year-old Nonhlanhla competes in the Grannies International Football Tournament, highlighting active aging, community joy, and the importance of fitness among elderly women in South Africa.
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Ed Sheeran announces brand new single “Azizam”
Ed Sheeran’s new song “Azizam” blends Persian and Irish influences, celebrating love and joy through a vibrant, danceable pop track while marking a fresh phase in his career.
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Steenbras Dam vegetation fire doused after two-day battle
A large vegetation fire near Steenbras Dam was extinguished by firefighters, with no reported damage or impact to the dam.
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Luca’s Fight Against Childhood Liver Cancer: A Community Call to Action
Two-year-old Luca Goliath battles aggressive liver cancer, requiring a life-saving transplant. Her family’s resilience shines through challenges, and they seek community support for financial assistance and a suitable donor.
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Suzuka 2025: Unpredictable Scenarios for Formula 1
Liam Lawson’s swift demotion from Red Bull to the junior team follows disappointing performances. Yuki Tsunoda steps in, with the Suzuka circuit ahead promising an unpredictable Grand Prix weekend in 2025.
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Crashes, fires as Piastri fastest in chaotic second Japan GP practice
Oscar Piastri topped a chaotic second practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, securing a McLaren one-two ahead of Lando Norris, while Jack Doohan crashed heavily, causing multiple red flags.
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