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Franschhoekse ‘sekspes’ betas glo ook 11-jarige meisie, hoor hof in borgaansoek
Die ondersoekbeampte in die kinderpornografie-saak teen ‘n 55-jarige man van Franschhoek het Donderdag getuig dat selfs al word borgtog aan die beskuldigde toegestaan, sal die man weer in hegtenis geneem […]
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WATCH: NYC remembers 9/11 amid political turmoil as mayoral race divides city
NEW YORK – Twenty-four years after terrorists brought down the World Trade Center’s twin towers, New York City will pause on Thursday to honor the nearly 3 000 lives lost […]
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‘There is no room in Hermanus for the elderly and no rental places for people who receive state pensions…’
“More than 90 years old, Communicare is a leading social and affordable housing provider in the Western Cape with increasingly diversified property holdings. Our mission to provide sustainable affordable housing […]
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Anti-gang strategies show results but are still at teething stages
An evidence-based policing pilot in Mitchell’s Plain has shown some promising results, but not all crime-fighting stakeholders in the area are convinced it is working.
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Repeat rape offender gets life imprisonment for raping a 4-year-old child
THABA NCHU – A repeat rape offender has returned to prison to serve a longer sentence following his conviction by the Thaba Nchu Regional Court in the Free State. The […]
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Gang monitor report debunks outdated statistics
Recent reports claiming the Western Cape is home to between 90 and 130 gangs with a combined membership of 100 000 have been debunked as outdated.
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The looming risk of Tiger Milling closing its plant does not bode well for Hennenman and Matjhabeng
Matjhabeng cannot afford to lose Tiger Milling. The livelihoods of workers, the economic stability of Hennenman, and the future of municipal revenue depend on immediate, decisive action
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Report finds guns on Cape Flats were smuggled from Namibia
Stolen Namibian police and military weapons are arming gangsters on the Cape Flats. This according to the Western Cape Gang Monitor quarterly report.
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Aspire Art showcases formidable women artists in upcoming Johannesburg auction
Dive into the art showcase that celebrates women artists breaking records and leading a transformative change in the art world.
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Calls for Free State government to be held responsible for sewage spills
The Free State government’s failure to address the collapse of water and sanitation infrastructures has turned the province’s rivers into sewerage canals, posing a threat to lives and the environment.
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