News
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SA to continue engagement with US on tariffs
South Africa will continue talks with the US to reduce or eliminate the 12.5% tariff imposed on SA exports.
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Second mass shooting rocks Kamesh as SAPS investigates
Police in the Eastern Cape are investigating two shooting incidents at Hillwatch Informal Settlement, Kabah, Kariega, that killed five people.
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Infantino hits back at World Cup critics for ‘spreading hate’
FIFA president defends 2026 World Cup organisation amid controversies over ticket prices, visa issues and referee decisions involving US striker.
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Funeral director faces jail after 31 bodies found in storage
Funeral director Robert Bush faces prison after police discovered 31 bodies and over 100 sets of ashes at Hull premises.
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Man arrested for attempted murder of MK Party official and husband in KwaZulu-Natal
Man arrested for shooting at MK Party Ilembe District Secretary and her husband on KZN road, while second suspect found dead at home.
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Household borehole users exempt from national registration, confirms water department
Water department clarifies that households using boreholes for domestic purposes need not register, ending confusion for thousands of homeowners nationwide.
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Hout Bay pair drive 8 000km across Africa to build children’s classroom
Two Hout Bay friends have driven 8 000km across Africa in the Africa Rally, raising funds to build a permanent classroom for children in their community.
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Removal motion and criminal case add pressure on Van Niekerk
Nelson Mandela Bay Deputy Executive Mayor Gary van Niekerk has linked a removal motion to his calls for improved service delivery.
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Murder suspect arrested after fatal stabbing in Meloding
A 38-year-old foreign national has been arrested in connection with the murder of a 29-year-old woman who was fatally stabbed at a shebeen in Stilte Park, Meloding.










