News
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Stolen Telkom cables lands man ten years in prison
The NPA said it hopes that such sentences will deter others from damaging infrastructure. Tampering with essential infrastructure is a serious offence.
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Breakthrough in the killing of ANC PR councillor in Crossroads
ANC Proportional Representative councillor Lazola Gungxe was gunned down in Crossroads, Nyanga, after attending a community meeting last month.
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Government to react to research that says sanitary pads may be harmful
Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, the minister of Health, will co-chair the cluster and will brief the media to clarify the health and regulatory implications.
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New commander takes helm at SA Naval College in Gordon’s Bay
Start of new leadership in Gordon’s Bay as Captain Moses Tabo takes over from Rear Admiral Judy Gail Rustin-Patrick in a Change of Command.
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School principal served with summons over fraud, perjury allegations
A 62-year-old school principal has been served with a summons facing fraud and perjury allegations over a R2,9 million Road Accident Fund claim.
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US releases Epstein files with uncorroborated Trump allegations on sexual assault of minor
The woman alleged that Trump attempted to force her to perform oral sex during an encounter arranged by Epstein, when she was between 13 and 15 years old.
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Harsh sentencing clamps down on cable theft in the Free State
Lengthy prison sentences have been imposed on criminals who targeted critical infrastructure, with police saying the convictions send a strong warning.
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Nine taxis gutted by fire at Nyanga Terminus Taxi Rank
Nine taxis were set ablaze at the Nyanga Taxi Rank on Friday. Police are investigating the cause, with no injuries reported.
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Middle East war rages into second week: Witness describes explosion over Dubai Airport
The Dubai Media Office described “a minor incident resulting from the fall of debris after an interception” in a post on X, but also denied reports circulating.
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Minister refuses to confirm presidential approval for Iran naval exercise
Defence minister Angie Motshekga declined to answer questions in Parliament on Wednesday about whether President Cyril Ramaphosa authorised Iran’s participation in a joint naval exercise with South Africa.










