News
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Lwandle mass shooting highlights police under-resourcing
DA spokesperson says Sunday’s mass shooting in Lwandle that killed 10 people highlights chronic under-resourcing at the police station.
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Prince Harry says children settling well at new English school
Prince Harry says his children Archie and Lilibet are settling well at their new school following the family’s return to England.
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176 people bitten as rabies spreads among Cape fur seals
Rabies detected in Cape fur seals along SA’s coastline, with at least 176 people bitten by seals by the end of 2025.
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South African taxpayers face R830 million bill for embassy renovations
South African embassies need R830 million in renovations, with UK and Netherlands buildings requiring the most extensive repairs according to parliament.
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Water pollution related offenders recorded in new National Pollution Register
Public will have access to information on entities convicted of pollution-related offences
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Gamtoos Ferry Hotel set to reopen after devastating May floods
The Gamtoos Ferry Hotel is set to reopen on 1 October after months of rebuilding following extensive damage caused by the May floods.
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Death toll rises to 18 after Wedela tavern shooting
The death toll from a tavern shooting in Wedela, west of Johannesburg, has risen to 18, with police confirming that two of the victims were Lesotho nationals.
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Oil prices jump as Trump says no to Iran’s truce plan, South Africa to feel the pain
Oil prices surged after Trump rejected Iran’s truce offer, reigniting inflation concerns as markets await crucial US economic data releases.
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Body found with gunshot wounds in Tafelsig in early morning hours
A 35 year old man was shot dead in Kilimanjaro Street, Tafelsig on Monday morning. Police are investigating and no arrests have been made yet.
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1 050 arrests made during Operation Shanela II in Free State
A total of 1 050 arrests were made during Operation Shanela II operations across the Free State, with firearms, drugs, ammunition and copper cable seized.










