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Jayden-Lee Meek murder: Crime scene allegedly staged
Tiffany Meek (31), the mother of 11-year-old Jayden-Lee Meek who was found murdered in Johannesburg in May, appeared in court on Monday following her arrest last week.
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Tweede lykie by ‘n Klapmuts-pompstasie gevind
Munisipale werkers het die afgelope naweek op ‘n gruwelvonds afgekom by ‘n pompstasie in Klapmuts.
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Pretoria court denies bail for alleged buyer in R7 million transformer theft
A Pretoria court has refused to grant bail to the alleged mastermind behind a brazen R7 million transformer theft that left thousands of Laudium residents without power last year.
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Ramaphosa suspends Mchunu after allegations of corruption
Minister of Police Senzo Mchunu has been placed on leave of absence with immediate effect following damning corruption allegations that have sent shockwaves through South Africa’s law enforcement community. This…
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AARTO implementation delayed again: New December 2025 launch date announced
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (AARTO) faces another postponement, giving businesses more time to prepare for sweeping changes to South African road traffic management. After years of…
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Grant Williams gets golden opportunity as Springboks face Italy in crucial test match
Scrum-half Grant Williams has earned his chance to start for the Springboks against Italy this Saturday.
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Teens arrested after double murder in Khayamandi
Three teenagers have been arrested by local police in connection with the double murder of brothers at a barbershop in Kayamandi.
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Klapmuts-man se Facebook-aankoop lei tot rooftog
Theodore Cloete (36) van Klapmuts en ’n vriend is in Philippi beroof nadat hulle ’n hommeltuig via Facebook Marketplace wou koop. Die rowers het hul motor en besittings gesteel.
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Relocation without hiccups
The first residents of Langrug, Franschhoek have started to move into the temporary housing set up by the Stellenbosch Municipality.
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‘Kunsmatige Intelligensie is hier’
Joernaliste van reg oor die vasteland en die wêreld het verlede week in die Eikestad vir die Africa Media Perspectives- (AMP) konferensie byeengekom.
