News
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R1.5m hydroponic dagga lab busted in De Deur
Gauteng police discovered a hydroponic dagga lab valued at R1.5 million in De Deur, arresting a 22-year-old Malawian national.
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Fatal Marble Hall crash exposes armed robbers as firearms are recovered
Two suspected armed robbers died in a motor vehicle crash in the Marble Hall policing area on Tuesday morning, 8 September, hours after a violent business robbery at a filling station in Dennilton.
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Coding and literacy emerge as key training needs for teachers
Coding and robotics emerged as the top training need among more than 2,000 Eastern Cape teachers, followed by phonics and other classroom skills.
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Yet again, taps in Johannesburg suburbs run dry and residents are furious
The taps have run dry again in numerous Johannesburg suburbs, leaving residents fuming as they struggle for water.
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Oil prices surge towards $100 as Middle East conflict escalates
Iran launched fresh attacks against the United States on Wednesday in retaliation for US strikes on its vessels in escalating conflict.
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Trump makes 9/11 about himself, again
President tells new version of his 9/11 story while skipping New York anniversary to attend Pentagon ceremony instead
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Extra public holiday declared for local elections
President Ramaphosa declares 4 November a public holiday to allow South Africans to vote in local government elections.
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UK travellers face further chaos as air traffic glitch grounds flights
Britain’s air traffic system faced a second day of disruption with 177 flights cancelled after a technical fault grounded planes nationwide.
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Ian Cameron lays charges after SAPS dog seriously injured at Roodeplaat
Repeated warnings that SAPS dog Sky was at risk of injuring herself went unheeded – and months later the dog was found seriously injured at Roodeplaat.
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Western Cape dams stable as weather stays unpredictable
Dam levels across the Western Cape have held relatively steady this week, with only marginal declines recorded across key water supply systems.










