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Second teacher dies following Ntabankulu Primary School shooting
Second teacher dies from injuries at Ntabankulu Primary School shooting. Former colleague shot three teachers on 22 January.
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Malema’s political future at stake as he returns to court in firearm discharge case
EAST LONDON – The political future of EFF leader Julius Malema hangs in the balance as he returns to the East London Magistrate’s Court today for pre sentencing in his…
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Teacher shot dead, two injured by former colleague at primary school in Qonce township
A former teacher out on bail for sexual assault charges shot and killed one educator and injured two others at a Qonce school before taking his own life.
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Siektestryd word aanwins vir Jeffreysbaai se krieketklub
Vier maande lank was hy bedlêend. Toe hy weer kon begin beweeg, het hy ’n besluit geneem wat sy lewe en dié van baie ander sou verander.
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Eastern Cape leads SA road safety turnaround with biggest festive season drop
Eastern Cape leads nation with highest reduction in festive season road fatalities, marking a remarkable turnaround for the province.
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Widespread Kouga wildfires prompt major emergency response and evacuations
Recent widespread wildfires across Kouga Municipality prompted coordinated emergency response involving municipal firefighting teams and SPCA wildlife rescue operations.
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No rain in sight: Kouga Dam drops to 48%
Kouga Dam levels drop to 48.48%, down from 59.67% in November, as region faces severe drought with no meaningful rainfall in catchment.
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Pa en seun word saam vlammevegters vir Jeffreysbaai
Hannes Bekker het die brandkrisis gebruik om sy seun Heinrich te bemagtig, deur hom saam te neem na die vernietigende brandtonele.
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Decomposing body discovered during Kouga wildfire emergency response
Firefighting operations were successful during Kouga wildfires, but the emergency response took a tragic turn when a body was discovered on 9 January.
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Historic 88% pass rate marks best-ever matric results for South Africa
Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube announced a historic national pass rate of 88% for the 2025 National Senior Certificate examinations, marking the highest matric pass rate in South Africa’s history and representing…
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