News
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HPV vaccinations to continue among Western Cape learners
Thousands of Grade 5 girls across the Western Cape will have another opportunity to receive free HPV vaccinations.
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Government warns against false migration information
The South African government warns against sharing unverified migration information, emphasizing its dangers to social cohesion and public trust.
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Two more arrested in R14-million romance fraud case
Two suspects arrested for R14 million romance fraud scheme; five co-accused also involved, exploiting an elderly woman.
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Legal battle looms over proposed Graaff-Reinet name change
AfriForum is challenging the proposed renaming of Graaff-Reinet, with the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture opposing the High Court application.
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Mass migrant exodus leaves South African farms and factories struggling
Over 160 000 foreign workers have fled South Africa following anti-migrant protests, leaving farms and factories facing severe labour shortages.
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BJ Vorster Hospital staff protest over workplace concerns
Staff at BJ Vorster Hospital protested over staff shortages, poor resources and leadership, calling for urgent intervention.
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Western Cape police arrest alleged mastermind in DA councillor candidate murder
Alleged mastermind arrested for murder of DA councillor candidate who refused to pay protection money. Suspect faces murder and extortion charges.
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US pauses Iran airstrikes as munitions concerns mount
US pauses airstrikes on Iran after nearly five months, with reports suggesting weapons shortages are limiting plans for further escalation.
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Suspects face murder charges after driver gunned down in Mafora
Two suspects were arrested in a tavern three months after a fatal early morning shooting in which a driver was killed.
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Teen and accomplice arrested for armed tuckshop robbery in Jacobsdal
A 17-year-old teenager and his 25-year-old accomplice will appear in court on a charge of business robbery after stealing money, chocolates and coffee from a tuckshop in Jacobsdal.










