News
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Presidency orders probe into military defiance over Iran naval exercise
President Ramaphosa appointed a commission to investigate why military leaders ignored his order to exclude Iran from naval exercises in South Africa.
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Hillary and Bill Clinton face congressional panel on Epstein links
Hillary Clinton criticized the Republican-led Epstein investigation and urged questioning of Donald Trump’s links to Epstein, as Bill Clinton prepared for his own testimony.
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Public input needed for Cape Town freight strategy
Cape Town invites public feedback on its updated Freight Management Strategy, addressing efficient goods movement and road accessibility until March 31.
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Lentegeur police uncover large weapons haul at house
Police discovered a large weapons cache including grenades and ammunition in Lentegeur, but community interference forced officers to withdraw.
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Cape Town airport resumes full operations after fire disruption
Cape Town International Airport has resumed operations after a fire disrupted services, causing flight delays; baggage handling remains manual while systems are restored.
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At least two South Africans killed fighting for Russia, says foreign minister
At least two South Africans have died fighting for Russian forces in Ukraine, Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola revealed, as 15 men were repatriated to South Africa.
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Melkbosstrand Beach reopens after sewage spill
Swimming at Melkbosstrand Beach officially resumed after City Health confirmed water quality tests showed safety following weekend sewage spill.
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Proposal launched to rename UWC after Allan Boesak
Bishop Ramalaine’s foundation proposes renaming UWC as Allan A Boesak University, citing liberation theologian’s sustained influence on institution.
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EC Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane unveils R1bn plan to unlock farm potential
Premier Mabuyane announced R1 billion agricultural investment over three years to unlock Eastern Cape’s farming potential during SOPA.










