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Cape Town kitesurfer Graham Howes killed by whale strike off Eden on the Bay
Four weeks after the sudden and heartbreaking death of well-known Cape Town kitesurfer Graham Howes, new findings have brought clarity—and some comfort—to his devastated community. In a detailed statement released by his kitesurfing group, Dirty Habits, the group confirmed that…
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Teenager murdered in brutal attack in Fairview
Police have launched an investigation into the brutal murder of a 16-year-old boy who was attacked by a group of up to 10 suspects in Fairview on Saturday.
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Seal rescue centre in Hout Bay faces Closure Amid eight-month power cut crisis
Hout Bay’s seal rescue centre faces possible closure after eight months without electricity, threatening orphaned pups ahead of breeding season.
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Trump administration deploys National Guard to Chicago despite local opposition
The Trump administration has escalated its domestic military deployment strategy, authorizing 300 National Guard soldiers for Chicago while facing legal challenges in Portland, Oregon. The moves have sparked a constitutional […]
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Man remanded on firearms charges after Palm Lakes police operation
Matthew Reece, 37, has been remanded in custody on charges of possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition following a multi-disciplinary police operation in Palm Lakes.
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Delft residents protest after police van kills young girl, two injured
Devastated families of Delft are demanding justice for their children after they were allegedly hit by a speeding police van in Wingnut Street near the Covid informal settlement on Saturday […]
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Serial rapist handed five life terms plus 95 years in landmark sentence
Lwando Phike (34) received five life terms plus 95 years’ imprisonment after being convicted of multiple rapes and robberies spanning five years.
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Four arrested with allegedly stolen meat
Four suspects were arrested in the Northern Cape in connection possession of suspected stolen livestock or meat.
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Maynier urges matrics to take exam rules seriously ahead of finals
With three weeks until the 2025 matric exams, MEC David Maynier stresses the importance of understanding exam rules, signing key documents, and avoiding severe consequences from rule violations, including disqualification.
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Virtual Jesus? People of faith divided as AI enters religion
Artificial intelligence is making its way into houses of worship and religious apps, offering virtual biblical figures and automated sermons – a digital revolution that’s drawing mixed reactions from believers worldwide.
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