News
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France inches towards symbolic repealing of slavery legislation
The French parliament is one step closer to repealing outdated legislation that defines people enslaved in its colonies as “moveable goods”.
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Early morning blast at Menlyn Park Shopping Centre sparks police investigation
An explosive device detonated in Pretoria’s Menlyn Park Woolworths in the early hours of Thursday 28 May. No injuries were reported and investigations are ongoing.
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South Africa sees first interest rate hike in three years as inflation pressures mount
The South African Reserve Bank raised the repo rate to 7%, increasing pressure on consumers amid rising inflation and financial difficulties.
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Family fights to save Percy Hickman’s African Dawn Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary
Percy Hickman’s children are determined to keep their late father’s dream alive following his sudden passing on 30 April.
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Marion Island team safely back on South African soil after emergency evacuation
The 2025/26 Marion Island overwintering team has returned to South Africa following an emergency evacuation was ordered.
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Sibanyoni and co-accused granted bail of R70 000 each in extortion case
Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni (60) and his four co-accused, have been granted bail of R70 000 each.
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SPCA inspector reflects on heartbreaking Dunoon dog rescue
SPCA inspector Rudolph Philander reflects on a Dunoon dog rescue and a M5 roadside emergency where his team helped a convulsing learner.
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SBDM targets recovery and growth in new budget after fires and floods
SBDM Council approves the 2026/2027 budget, reaffirming its commitment to service delivery, socio-economic development and disaster mitigation.
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USA fugitive wanted for child rape, sexual assault arrested in Gqeberha, facing extradition
A US fugitive accused of raping his 12-year-old daughter has been arrested in Gqeberha, seven years after allegedly fleeing the United States in 2019.










