News
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Death toll rises to eight in Ormonde building collapse
The death toll from the building collapse at the Amethyst Business Park in Ormonde has risen to eight, with one person still missing after two more bodies were recovered on Tuesday morning.
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Six Nations trophy destroyed in fire during transit in Ireland
The Six Nations trophy has been retired after suffering irreparable fire damage during transit in Ireland, with a replica replacing it for 2025.
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Strikes hit US embassy in Riyadh as Middle East conflict escalates
The Middle East conflict escalated on Tuesday as fresh strikes were reported across the region, including Israeli bombardment on Lebanon and a drone attack on the United States embassy in Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh.
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Zimbabwe releases nearly 4 000 inmates under presidential amnesty
Zimbabwe began releasing nearly 4,000 inmates as part of an amnesty granted by President Mnangagwa to reduce overcrowding and promote rehabilitation.
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Life sentence for man who raped girlfriend’s daughter for 13 years
Christian Ranthaba jailed for life after raping girlfriend’s daughter for 13 years from age 3. Victim became pregnant twice during abuse.
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Iran conflict spells danger for global airlines
The Middle East conflict has disrupted global aviation, closing air routes, stranding passengers, and causing significant flight cancellations amidst rising geopolitical tensions and safety concerns.
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Local school responds swiftly to viral bullying incident with suspensions
Pelican Park High learners suspended after viral video shows multiple violent altercations between student groups on school premises.
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Legal aid for accused in asbestos case denied
The court case in which former premier of the Free State Ace Magahule stands trial on charges of alleged corruption and money laundering, will continue this week.
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Twee tieners versmoor onder sand
Twee tienerseuns het versmoor nadat ‘n sandhoop waarop hulle vanmiddag (2 Maart) gespeel het, inmekaargesak het.










