News
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Ngwathe recovery plan still uncertain as service delivery challenges persist
Ngwathe Local Municipality faces service delivery uncertainty amid financial mismanagement and delays in court-ordered provincial intervention, impacting residents.
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Legal challenge looms over All Blacks rugby tour to South Africa
Legal challenges threaten the All Blacks’ South Africa tour, as new regulations may limit branding and impose state control over events.
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Wildfire kills at least 12 of different nationalities in southern Spain
At least 12 people, including possible British nationals, died trapped by wildfire in Spain’s Almería province as 1 405 residents were evacuated.
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Fugitive convicted of gang rape to face justice after decade on the run
A fugitive in a gang rape case involving a woman is set to face justice after he went into hiding more than a decade following his conviction.
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Labour Court orders CPUT to pay R500k following ‘substantively unfair’ dismissal of ailing employee
The Labour Court CPUT to pay nearly R500,000 in compensation to a former administrator after ruling that her dismissal for ill-health was unfair.
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‘A moving target’: South Africa’s endless border battle
Perched on weathered wooden rafts, small groups of people hauled themselves and their bundles of cargo hand over hand along a rope strung across the crocodile-infested Limpopo River.
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Two Mozambicans killed in xenophobic violence near Johannesburg
Two Mozambican nationals were killed and two others hospitalised in xenophobic violence near Johannesburg this week.
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Sinner dominates Djokovic to reach Wimbledon final
Reigning champion Jannik Sinner clinically swept aside record-chasing Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon semi-finals on Friday.
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Late drama sends Spain through to face France in World Cup semi-final
Spain advances to the World Cup semi-finals with a 2-1 win over Belgium, facing France next in a highly anticipated match.










