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SAPS officer identified as Gamtoos Valley crash victim
SAPS has confirmed that Warrant Officer Ricardo George Roberts, based at Mount Road Crime Intelligence Unit, died in a fatal crash near Gamtoos Valley.
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Future of Eastern Cape publications uncertain amid unpaid salaries
The Herald and Daily Dispatch face an uncertain future, raising fears for one of the Eastern Cape’s oldest newspaper titles amid unpaid salaries.
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Driving licences to last decade under new Cabinet approval
Cabinet approves 10-year driving licence validity for light vehicles, but legislative changes needed before motorists can benefit from extension.
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Final push for voter registration this weekend
Western Cape’s final voter registration weekend opens Saturday as IEC prepares for 2026 local elections with 1 623 stations across province.
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Eastern Cape road crashes claim 12 lives in two days
At least 12 people were killed in four separate crashes on Eastern Cape roads over two days, with authorities urging caution amid wet conditions.
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Cash-in-transit crash claims one life at Gamtoos Valley
A man was killed and two security guards were injured after a crash involving two cash-in-transit vehicles and a Hyundai H-1 on the N2 at Gamtoos Valley.
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UPDATE | Six people killed in deadly N2 crash near KuGompo City
Six people were killed in a head-on crash on the N2 near Mooiplaas, outside KuGompo City, as wet roads and poor visibility raise safety concerns.
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Eastern Cape motorists urged to take care in severe winter weather
The Eastern Cape Department of Transport has urged motorists to drive cautiously as persistent winter weather creates slippery roads and poor visibility.
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Dutywa villages to benefit from new water supply scheme
Several villages in Dutywa experiencing severe water supply challenges are set to benefit from the R81 million Dutywa Water Scheme.
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Matriculant of the Year | Closing date near for achievers who want to enter
Matric learners who excel in academics, culture, sport and leadership, and who plan to study at the UFS next year, are invited to enter.
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