News
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Donkerpoort road is becoming increasingly dangerous
Residents are urging urgent repairs for the dangerous Donkerpoort-Philippolis road, citing neglect and safety risks affecting travel and emergency response.
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UN ‘alarmed’ by surge in Iran executions since March
UN rights chief Volker Turk expresses alarm over 56 executions in Iran since March, with over 100 more facing death penalty.
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WHO confirms pharmaceutical industry is moving towards natural medicine
A WHO report backs natural medicine’s growing role. UWC research shows the South African plant Plectranthus ecklonii may help manage diabetes.
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Stellenbosch Municipality appoints new deputy mayor
The Stellenbosch municipal council appointed Dr Rudi Buys as the municipality’s new deputy mayor.
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Brand verwoes sakegebou in hoofstraat van Weskusdorp
Sakegebou in Saldanhaweg deur brand verwoes; rook borrel steeds uit dak ná brandweer die vlamme onder beheer gebring het.
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Mexican influencer shot dead during live TikTok stream in Sinaloa
TikTok influencer with over 500 000 followers shot dead during livestream in Sinaloa state where gang violence is rife.
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Onwettige drank ter waarde van R420000 in Saldanha gekonfiskeer
Onwettige drank ter waarde van sowat R420 000 is Maandag 3 Augustus tydens ’n intelligensiegedrewe operasie in die Saldanha-omgewing gekonfiskeer.
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Free State police investigate R290 000 investment fraud
A woman lost R290,000 to fraud after investing at her partner’s urging; police now seek two suspects for questioning.
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Robert Sobukwe’s grave vandalised for the seventh time
Robert Sobukwe’s grave has been vandalised again, marking at least the seventh desecration as tensions over the town’s renaming continue.










