News
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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.
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Former newsreader and big cat conservationist Gillian van Houten dies
Gillian van Houten, one of South Africa’s most recognisable news presenters and a former SABC newsreader during the 1980s and 1990s, has died at the age of 72.
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Stellenbosch’s football star, Jayden Adams, laid to rest
Bafana Bafana midfielder Jayden Adams (25) was laid to rest in Stellenbosch on Saturday (25 July), with SAFA President Danny Jordaan, Minister of Sport Gayton McKenzie, and CAF President Patrice Motsepe among those paying tribute.
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Police reform enters implementation phase with national reset agenda
The National Reset Agenda for Policing in South Africa is now being implemented, focusing on professionalism, community partnership, and crime prevention.
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Murder investigation launched after triple killing in Khayelitsha
Three men were killed in a shooting in Site B, Khayelitsha on Friday. Two armed suspects fled in a white Hyundai. No arrests have been made.
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Team SA chase more Commonwealth Games medals
Team South Africa won three medals, including gold for Nathan Hendricks and bronze for men’s and women’s 4x100m relay teams.
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Tragic N1 accident claims two lives; roadway reopened
Two people died in a collision on the N1, just after the R300 bridge, this morning at approximately 09:00. The roadway has since been reopened.
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Couple attacked at their home on a Stellenbosch farm
A couple were left seriously injured after being attacked during an armed robbery at a farm near Stellenbosch on Friday (24 July) night.
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One dead, 15 injured in three-vehicle collision in Sekhukhune District
One person died and 15 sustained injuries in a road accident involving three vehicles in Limpopo.
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Wildfires rage across western Europe as evacuation numbers climb
Wildfires in Spain and France have displaced over 200 000 people, prompting military deployment and emergency responses to combat the crisis.










