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Health department rejects claims of maternity bed crisis
The Department of Health rejects claims that pregnant women are giving birth on hospital floors, saying beds and mattresses have been provided.
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NPA opposes bail for attorney in multi-million RAF fraud case
The NPA will oppose bail for KuGompo attorney Precious Muleya, accused of defrauding the RAF of approximately R5.2 million through allegedly fraudulent claims.
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Political killings in South Africa reach record high ahead of local elections
South Africa records 43 political killings from January to September, surpassing annual totals as local elections approach in November.
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56 Mhlontlo families move into new homes before Christmas
Fifty-six vulnerable families in Kumkani Mhlontlo Municipality receive newly built homes ahead of Christmas 2026 as part of the Mhlontlo Destitute 210 project.
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One appeal, many helping hands help Sandile Msizi get new wheels
Sandile Msizi’s appeal for a motorised wheelchair sparked a community fundraising drive, raising R35,400 towards his new wheelchair.
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NPA set to challenge Julius Malema’s firearm conviction appeal
The NPA is set to oppose EFF leader Julius Malema’s appeal against his firearm conviction and effective five-year prison sentence.
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Rhino cow and calf killed in Kariega poaching attack
A rhino cow and her two-year-old calf were killed and dehorned at Kariega Game Reserve, prompting a SAPS investigation into the poaching attack.
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Kouga commissions first municipal-scale battery system in St Francis Bay
Kouga Municipality has commissioned a R24 million battery system in St Francis Bay to manage electricity demand, cut costs and improve power restoration.
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Gamtoos Ferry Hotel set to reopen after devastating May floods
The Gamtoos Ferry Hotel is set to reopen on 1 October after months of rebuilding following extensive damage caused by the May floods.
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Mayoral candidate Kolanisi pledges 24-hour clinics in EFF manifesto
The EFF’s KSD mayoral candidate, Ncedo Kolanisi, has outlined plans for 24-hour clinics, bursaries, a job audit and improved service delivery.
