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Body of murdered 12-year-old Bethelsdorp girl identified
Heavy white smoke signalled the bush where 12-year-old Michelle Ambraal’s battered body was discovered in Foxgrove Street, Extension 31, Bethelsdorp. Her body was discovered on Wednesday July 16, after she was last […]
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UK to lower voting age to 16 in historic electoral reform move
In a landmark democratic reform, the British government announced on Thursday plans to lower the voting age to 16 for general elections.
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G20: South Africa warns global turmoil threatens critical 2030 development goals
South Africa has issued a stark warning that escalating global turmoil and the erosion of international cooperation could derail ambitious 2030 development goals.
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Property owners take City of Cape Town to Court over controversial tariffs
Sapoa is challenging Cape Town’s new property-linked tariffs in court, claiming they unfairly burden property owners, infringe rights, and lack legal basis.
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HIV Funding Western Cape: R590 Million Secured to Save Healthcare services
Western Cape secures R590 million in HIV and TB funding to restore critical health services and protect NGOs and healthcare jobs
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Man kry lewenslange tronkstraf vir moord op vrou 15 jaar gelede
‘n Man van Clanwilliam gaan lewenslank in die tronk sit nadat hy vyftien jaar gelede sy jong vrou vermoor het.
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‘High Five’ Theatre Show brings Emotional Wellness tools to Cape Town Schools
High Five uses theatre to help children manage emotions like anxiety and bullying through kindness, resilience, bravery, and individuality.
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Parents travel to NWU Potchefstroom after student’s death at campus residence
A 21-year-old student at North-West University’s (NWU) Potchefstroom campus was found dead in a residence storage room.
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Red Bull Flugtag Cape Town 2025 returns to V&A Waterfront
The Red Bull Flugtag event returns to the V&A Waterfront on Sunday 2 November following a 13-year hiatus.
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Mall fights spark concerns among businesses and security cluster
Authorities and community leaders are urging families to take action, while investigations into the events and their organisers continue
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