News
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Agriculture minister takes action as Cape Town port failures cripple fruit farmers
The Port of Cape Town has been ranked last out of 400 global container ports in the World Bank’s Container Port Performance Index 2025, prompting urgent intervention plans from the Western Cape government.
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The tragic death of Janine Hopley: Caledon murder and rape case postponed to early August
Lee-Wayne Koert who is charged with the rape and murder of his deceased girlfriend is set to reappear in court on 13 August.
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Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla rejects MK Party expulsion amid internal discipline row
Former MK Party MP Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla and former national spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela have rejected their expulsion from the party.
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Wimbledon grants Wildcard to seven time champ Williams
Seven-time champion Serena Williams receives Wimbledon wildcard for remarkable singles return nearly four years after retirement announcement.
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Police hunt suspected romance scammer linked to fraud
The Free State Provincial Commercial Crimes Investigation Unit is on the hunt for a Ugandan man implicated in romance scams involving two adult women.
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Eastern Cape police on high alert ahead of planned nationwide protests
Police has heightened its state of readiness across the province ahead of planned nationwide demonstrations scheduled for 30 June.
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Man jailed for 30 years for church man’s murder
Bongani Banda (22) was sentenced to 30 years direct imprisonment for the murder of Herman Niewoudt, who was involved in community work, in May 2023.
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10 years on: how Brexit has affected key issues
Tuesday marks 10 years since the UK voted for Brexit, upending the country’s politics and triggering fraught negotiations that concluded when it left the European Union in January 2020.
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Department says 74 Nelson Mandela Bay land claims remain outstanding
74 land claims in Nelson Mandela Bay remain outstanding, the Department of Land Reform told beneficiaries during a stakeholder meeting in New Brighton.










