News
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Armed suspects hijack R2 million grader, leave driver tied in bushes
A male suspect will appear in court today on several charges, including the hijacking of a grader worth more than R2 million.
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Overberg electricity remains in shambles after the recent storms
Residents in Overstrand face persistent electricity outages, prompting a petition for better infrastructure and urgently needed solutions.
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CapeNature warns against unnecessary chameleon removal after Garden Route storms
CapeNature has urged members of the public to exercise caution when rescuing wildlife displaced by recent devastating floods in the Garden Route, warning that chameleons should not be removed from their natural habitat unnecessarily.
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Home Affairs unveils sweeping digital reforms in 2026 budget vote
The Department of Home Affairs is implementing a digital transformation to improve service delivery, border security, and visa processing efficiency.
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Four victims killed execution-style on the R26 confirmed as Lesotho nationals
The Free State police have confirmed the four people killed in a shooting on the R26 road as Lesotho nationals, while the investigation continues.
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Aansoek om borgtog gaan voort van Atlantis-ma wat versuim om mishandeling aan te meld
Die borgtogaansoek van die ma van ’n 11-jarige meisie wat onlangs geboorte geskenk het nadat sy na bewering deur haar ma se kêrel swanger gemaak is, duur vandag in die Atlantis-landdroshof voort.
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NMBM moves to contain African Swine Fever outbreak in Sherwood
The NMBM has confirmed an African Swine Fever outbreak in Sherwood, assuring residents the disease poses no risk to humans.
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Import duties hiked to safeguard South Africa’s steel sector
South Africa’s domestic steel industry has secured protection from foreign competition after the government approved substantial tariff increases on imported steel products.
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Putin, Xi hail ‘unyielding’ ties in talks after Trump visit
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin reinforced China-Russia ties during a meeting, emphasizing their strategic partnership amid global tensions and energy dependencies.
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Balwin Properties faces growing homeowner revolt across Helderberg
A growing chorus of homeowners living in Balwin Properties estate claim that behind the high-end finishes lies a modus operandi of financial opacity, intentional delays and a systemic lack of transparency that is pushing residents to the brink of foreclosure.









