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Cheetahs return to Eswatini after more than 35 years
Four cheetahs have returned to Eswatini after more than 35 years, with conservationists hoping to establish a thriving breeding population.
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Woman accused of exploiting brother’s death in RAF fraud
A Mthatha woman faces fraud charges after allegedly posing as her deceased brother’s spouse to claim nearly R1 million from the Road Accident Fund.
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NMBM battles pipe bursts, treatment delays as water supply remains under strain
The NMBM is continuing efforts to stabilise the metro’s water supply network as repair teams respond to overnight pipe bursts.
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NMBM water crisis: Water system remains under severe strain despite improved reservoir levels
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality warns of ongoing water supply strain despite improvements, urging residents to conserve water amid intermittent outages.
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South African motorists line up for big July fuel price cuts despite tax clawback
A dramatic plunge in global oil prices alongside a surging local currency is set to drive fuel prices down significantly in July – comfortably absorbing the total expiration of the government’s multi-billion rand fuel levy relief scheme.
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Fans point to high ticket prices for sparse crowd at Springboks game
Rugby fans have linked ticket prices to the turnout at the Springboks-Barbarians match, while SA Rugby and the municipality respond.
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Eastern Cape police on high alert ahead of planned nationwide protests
Police has heightened its state of readiness across the province ahead of planned nationwide demonstrations scheduled for 30 June.
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10 years on: how Brexit has affected key issues
Tuesday marks 10 years since the UK voted for Brexit, upending the country’s politics and triggering fraught negotiations that concluded when it left the European Union in January 2020.
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Social media posts fuel anti-immigrant tensions in South Africa
Inflammatory social media content is driving a volatile anti-foreigner campaign in South Africa, with demands that illegal immigrants leave by 30 June.
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Hawks urge public to help find four children missing for over 18 months
Hawks appeal for help in locating four Siganga children who vanished from Ntabankulu in Nov 2024, urging public to share any leads.
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