News
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SASSA brings tech revolution to Bellville — and residents are feeling the difference
Senior SASSA executives visited Bellville to evaluate new biometric and online grant systems, finding measurable improvements in service delivery.
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Lottery fraud: SIU recovers R3.2 million from bogus grant schemes
The SIU recovered R3.2 million in misused lottery funds intended for community projects, exposing fraud by several organisations.
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Bloemfontein Flying Squad bust suspected thieves in action
The Bloemfontein Police Flying Squad arrested three suspected car thieves and recovered two vehicles – a Toyota VX Cruiser and a VW Polo Vivo.
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Home Affairs arrests two more officials in ongoing corruption crackdown
Two Home Affairs officials have been arrested in separate operations as the department’s anti-corruption drive continues to gather pace.
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Fatal bus-taxi crash claims lives of seven passengers in Kariega
Seven workers lost their lives when a minibus taxi made a fatal U-turn in front of an oncoming Algoa bus.
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Investigation continues into kidnapping of Vosloorus businessman found alive
Police have vowed to continue investigating the kidnapping of a Vosloorus spaza shop owner who was found alive nearly a month after his disappearance.
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Two dead as respiratory illness outbreak hits Atlantic cruise ship
Two people have died and a third remains in intensive care following an outbreak of severe acute respiratory illness, Hantavirus, aboard a cruise ship.
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Iran warns of ceasefire violation as US plans to escort Hormuz ships
Iran warned that it would consider any US attempt to interfere in the Strait of Hormuz a breach of the Mideast ceasefire.
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Traffic light failures continue to plague Kariega CBD
Safety concerns in Kariega’s CBD worsen as traffic lights remain mostly non-functional, prompting calls for urgent municipal action to prevent accidents.
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UPDATE | Boy (17) in custody after headless body of girl was found
A 17-year-old boy was arrested for the brutal murder of a 16-year-old girl from a village in Limpopo.










