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Zero alcohol limit for drivers: South Africa moves to tighten road safety laws
South Africa plans a zero alcohol limit for drivers as government moves to tighten laws and reduce road fatalities nationwide.
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Eleven soldiers deployed at crime hotspot Kyayelitsha police station
Eleven SANDF members have been deployed to Khayelitsha Police Station to enhance security and combat local crime issues.
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WATCH | Tiger Woods told police he spoke with ‘the President’ before arrest: Bodycam footage
Tiger Woods told police he was on the phone with “the President” immediately after his car crash in Florida.
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Ready for her London run: Raine exceeds cancer research target
Raine Scott Anderson exceeded her £2,500 target for cancer research ahead of her London Marathon tribute to her now cancer-free mother.
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Holiday medical emergencies on the rise as experts issue safety warning
Medical experts in South Africa advise families to prioritize safety during holidays, urging vigilance against preventable injuries and accidents.
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Trump announces destruction of Iran’s tallest bridge
US President Donald Trump said Thursday the tallest bridge in Iran had been destroyed, hours after threatening to bomb the country “back to the Stone Ages.”
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South Africa’s tourism sector is booming with tourists seeking authentic experiences
South Africa’s tourism increased by 1.3 million arrivals in 2025, with visitors prioritizing immersive, sustainable experiences over traditional sightseeing.
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Power outage hits Cape Town airport after kites tangle in high-voltage lines
Cape Town International Airport runs on generator power after kites caused a pre-dawn outage, with minimal disruption as Eskom works to restore supply.
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Intensified safety and security campaigns across the Free State during the Easter weekend
Intensive safety operations are underway in the Free State during the Easter holiday, particularly targeting the N1 highway due to the influx of travelers and pilgrims. The South African Police Service has launched Operation Shanela II, involving multiple agencies for…
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South Africa’s draft AI policy approved for public comment
Cabinet has approved the publication of South Africa’s draft artificial intelligence policy for public comment, Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni announced on Thursday.
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