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France’s military pigeons race in memory of brave predecessors
FRANCE – These days, French military pigeon number 193-529 is no longer needed to carry tiny messages during war-time communication blackouts. But the racing bird serves as a reminder of […]
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Gqeberha LGBTQIA+ community marches for safety as investigation into murder of openly queer Imam stalls
Nelson Mandela Bay Pride marched Saturday demanding transparency in the investigation of Imam Muhsin Hendricks, the openly gay Islamic scholar gunned down in Bethelsdorp four months ago while visiting to officiate a wedding.
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Mandela Day: Do something exceptional and help feed the less fortunate
Every winter, millions of South Africans go to bed hungry. Meals on Wheels sees this daily – a parent skipping meals so their child can eat, or an elderly neighbour […]
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Traffic Advisory: R61 closed as protesters block road between Bizana, Mzamba
Motorists travelling between Eastern Cape and KZN via the R61 road through Mzamba are advised to use the N2 via Kokstad and Port Shepstone instead, as service delivery protests between Bizana […]
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Major drug bust in Goodwood: R54,3 million in heroin and tik seized
Goodwood police seized tik and heroin worth over R54 million during a house raid. The drugs were hidden in a cupboard and in the ceiling.
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Pretoria court denies bail for alleged buyer in R7 million transformer theft
A Pretoria court has refused to grant bail to the alleged mastermind behind a brazen R7 million transformer theft that left thousands of Laudium residents without power last year.
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Pilot groups reject claims of human error in Air India crash
Air India crash killed 260 people after engine fuel switches turned off, pilots’ associations reject human error claims, want transparency.
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Gaza ceasefire talks stall as Israeli strikes kill 43 Palestinians, including children
Gaza’s civil defense agency reported that Israeli air strikes killed more than 40 Palestinians on Sunday, including children at a water distribution point.
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Rangers brave storms to rescue dozens of chicks
Seabird rangers rescued over 30 vulnerable chicks, including endangered species, after severe winter storms in South Africa, ensuring their recovery.
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Vele kunswerke uit Excelsior gebore uit embrio van idee in galery vertoon
Op die ouderdom van 77 jaar maak sy weer kuns soos ‘n kind van sewe. So gesels Rina Els van Excelsior oor haar eenvrou-uitstalling Embrio wat Woensdag 16 Julie in […]
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