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Brave Gqeberha K9 ‘Night’ discharged after heroic incident
Gqeberha K9 “Night” has been discharged after recovering from severe injuries sustained while apprehending a suspect. He will remain off duty for three weeks.
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VAT: ‘Not under our watch’ – says DA, EFF
The Western Cape High Court is expected to deliver judgement by no later than 29 April following an urgent application by the DA and EFF to have the 0,5% VAT […]
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Kouga father who sexually abused children found guilty of more than 700 charges
Learn more about how a father from Kouga was found guilty of more than 700 charges in the Gqeberha High Court.
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Murder investigation opened after woman (36) found dead in Oyster Bay
Police have opened a murder case after a Gqeberha woman was found dead in a holiday in Oyster Bay, near Jeffreys Bay.
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Bejaarde (85) in hof vir moord nadat hy glo seun in Bainsvlei skiet
Gert Bruhns, 85, het vandag in die Bloemfonteinse landdroshof op moord aanklag verskyn. Hy word daarvan aangekla dat hy sy seun Erich, 56, in Bainsvlei geskiet het.
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Poise, Precision, Piastri
Oscar Piastri’s poised drive in Jeddah seals his third win of 2025, proving talent and temperament make him F1’s calm, commanding new force.
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Foto-kompetisie: Kiek wol in al sy stadiums, kom in aanmerking vir groot pryse
Skryf in vir ‘n fotokompetisie waar die hele waardeketting van wol vasgevang word, en kom in aanmerking om groot pryse te wen.
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South Africa’s ‘cradle of humankind’ caves reopen to public
heir significance, and the new visitor experience. “South Africa’s Sterkfontein caves, home to ‘Little Foot’ and cradle of human origins, reopen after three years with a new experience bringing visitors closer to active excavations.
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F1 on Jeddah’s streets – talking points ahead of the Saudi Arabian GP
As F1 heads to Jeddah for the Saudi Arabian GP, McLaren’s dominance continues while Red Bull seeks to bounce back on a favorable circuit in the triple header finale.
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NSRI lifeguard honoured for rescuing a UK tourist at Wilderness Beach
NSRI lifeguard Channah van Coller honored for courageous rescue of UK swimmer caught in a rip current at Wilderness Beach, saving his life after a 20-minute battle.
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