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Onwettige drank ter waarde van R420000 in Saldanha gekonfiskeer
Onwettige drank ter waarde van sowat R420 000 is Maandag 3 Augustus tydens ’n intelligensiegedrewe operasie in die Saldanha-omgewing gekonfiskeer.
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Free State police investigate R290 000 investment fraud
A woman lost R290,000 to fraud after investing at her partner’s urging; police now seek two suspects for questioning.
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Robert Sobukwe’s grave vandalised for the seventh time
Robert Sobukwe’s grave has been vandalised again, marking at least the seventh desecration as tensions over the town’s renaming continue.
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City of Cape Town warns motorists about traffic fine scam
Cape Town traffic services warn motorists of a fine scam via emails or texts, urging verification before payment to avoid fraud.
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Chad le Clos launches fire relief fund after losing home
Olympic champion Chad le Clos has launched a relief fund after losing his Sea Point home in the Dorchester fire that claimed a neighbour’s life.
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Court freezes R6.2 million in alleged piracy operation
Asset Forfeiture Unit secures court order freezing R6.2 million allegedly earned through illegal streaming service distributing MultiChoice content without authorisation.
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Whale season begins with tragedy in the Overberg near Dyer Island waters
The two lifeless whales drifting in the same waters have left researchers asking a devastating question: could a newborn calf have lost its mother ?
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Court overturns unlawful suspension of PIC chief executive
Court declares PIC chief executive’s suspension unlawful after board failed to follow proper procedures, vindicating minister’s intervention in governance crisis.
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Son arrested after father dies following alleged assault over cigarettes
A 32-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the death of his 61-year-old father following an alleged assault at Mokwallo, near Vredefort.
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South Africa overwhelmingly targeted by international cybercriminals, Interpol warns
South Africa accounts for 92% of ransomware detections in Africa and 70% of business email compromise attacks, with AI now powering 55% of cybercrimes.
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