News
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Kruger National Park culvert repairs completed ahead of National Parks Week
Rebuilt culverts at Kruger National Park officially opened ahead of National Parks Week, marking progress in flood recovery efforts.
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R15m seized in Eastern Cape cross-border crime crackdown
A cross-border crime crackdown saw Eastern Cape police seize more than R15m in counterfeit goods and arrest 275 suspects.
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Gauteng faces school placement crisis as applications nearly double available spaces
Gauteng’s education system faces unprecedented pressure as applications for 2027 school year nearly double the number of available spaces.
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Trio handed life sentence after St Francis Bay attack
Three men convicted of murder, attempted murder and robbery have received lengthy sentences, including life imprisonment, in Gqeberha.
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Court clerk charged with theft after five dockets in serious cases go missing
A court clerk at the Phuthaditjhaba Magistrate’s Court faces charge of theft of five dockets containing serious charges, including rape and murder.
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Egyptian TV presenter sentenced to death for drug trafficking
Cairo court sentences television presenter Sarah Khalifa and 11 co-defendants to death for running narcotics manufacturing and trafficking operation.
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Cape Town’s cemeteries and crematoriums under pressure
Cape Town releases draft burial and cremation policy as cemeteries and crematoriums face growing pressure from rising demand and shrinking space.
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Major metros remain up for grabs as SA local elections loom
Two months before South Africans vote in local government elections, key metros remain highly competitive with significant numbers of voters still to be persuaded.
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Prince Harry’s UK return sparks fresh row over who should pay for security
Prince Harry’s arrival in Britain with Meghan and their children has renewed the contentious debate over taxpayer-funded security protection.










