News
-
Mugabe’s son remains in custody after court appearance on attempted murder charge
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe , son of Zimbabwe’s late president Robert Mugabe, remains behind bars on charges including attempted murder.
-
Where do Ukraine and Russia stand after four years of war?
Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine exactly four years ago on 24 February 2022, unleashing the deadliest war in Europe since World War II.
-
Free pads initiative to fight period poverty and support girls’ education
Thousands of schoolgirls across the Eastern Cape will receive sanitary pads in a major initiative to address period poverty.
-
As cancer rates rise, screenings are essential for a healthy lifestyle
Oncologists urge awareness of lesser-known cancer prevention methods and new treatment technologies beyond basic fitness and diet.
-
Court dismisses Wesley Neumann’s bid to return to Heathfield High School pending appeal
The Labour Court has dismissed an application by former Heathfield High School principal Wesley Neumann to be reinstated pending the outcome of appeal proceedings.
-
Toll tariff increase comes into effect on 1 March
SANRAL will increase toll tariffs by 3.12% from 1 March 2026 to maintain and improve road infrastructure amid economic challenges.
-
Begrotingsrede 2026: Dobbeltaks kan kollig steel in begroting
Jana Marx, politieke redakteur van die nuwe Afrikaanse weekblad, Die Papier, kyk van nader wat verwag kan word in môre se grotingsrede.
-
Lifeguards are first responders at beach road accident
Strandfontein lifeguards acted as first responders to a Baden Powell Drive accident, treating six injured people until emergency services arrived.
-
Police killings rise despite drop in overall violent crime
Acting police minister Professor Firoz Cachalia has expressed concern over a sharp increase in the number of police officials murdered.
-
Jetten sworn in as youngest-ever Dutch prime minister
A new Dutch government took power on Monday, with centrist Rob Jetten (38) sworn in as the country’s youngest-ever prime minister and the first openly gay one.










