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‘Kontantlose inkopie-ervaring’ bring vreugde vir talle behoeftiges
Tydens ‘n kontantlose inkopie-ervaring kon ongeveer 350 behoeftiges items kies wat hulle nodig het.
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Teenage pregnancy on the rise in Buffalo City region
In an attempt to combat the scourge of teenage pregnancy, rising HIV infections and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) amongst the youth, a teenage pregnancy indaba was recently held in East […]
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Northern Cape’s persistent challenges focus of national, provincial session
Persistent challenges in the Northern Cape include rising poverty, high youth unemployment, municipal debt, and ineffective government collaboration, despite economic growth potential and innovation opportunities.
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Gqeberha pastor accused of killing 12-year-old girl denied bail
Sonwabo Nqayi (39), a pastor and founder of the Holy Burning Fire Ministries of God, was denied bail in the Motherwell Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, July 24. Nqayi stands accused […]
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Two Western Cape traffic officers in the dock over botched bribery bid
Two Western Cape provincial traffic officers appeared in the Somerset West Magistrates’ Court on corruption charges after allegedly attempting to extort money from an e-hailing driver.
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Pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan dead at 71
Hulk Hogan, the 1980s icon of professional wrestling who helped propel the low-budget spectacle into the global spotlight and parlayed his prowess in the ring into pop culture stardom, died Thursday.
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Kidnapped woman’s body found near Graaff-Reinet
SAPS appeals for information following discovery of Eunice Louw’s (54) body after she was allegedly kidnapped on 9 June.
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Over 800 new safety officers to be deployed across Cape Town Wards in September
Cape Town welcomes 809 new safety officers, trained to support communities, respond faster to complaints, and combat local crime
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Banks sound alarm as tax season scammers target taxpayers
South African banks are warning their customers to watch out for scammers as the 2025 tax season gets into full swing.
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Kimberley’s waste crisis: Calls for action and clean-up campaigns
Illegal dumping is a growing issue in Kimberley, prompting calls for stricter enforcement of waste management laws and community involvement.
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