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Onderwyser ‘as voorsorg’ geskors ná ‘blackface’; interne ondersoek begin
‘n Onderwyser aan ‘n hoërskool in Upington is met onmiddellike ingang en as voorsorgmaatreël geskors ná hy van “blackface” beskuldig is.
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Schalk Burger sr. skuldig bevind aan belastingontduiking
Die Paarl-landdroshof het Schalk Burger sr. en die Welbedacht-wynlandgoed skuldig bevind aan belastingversuim en het hen boetes opgeleg, met opskorting van vonnisse vir vyf jaar, nadat belastingopgawes ingediende is.
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Defensor-sekuriteitskontrak: Drie skuldig aan bedrog, een vrygespreek
In ‘n hofsaak wat meer as twee jaar geduur het, is drie beskuldigdes aan bedrog skuldig bevind, terwyl ‘n vierde vrygespreek is.
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Police on the hunt for armed suspect who fatally shot man going to work in Bloemfontein
Bloemfontein police are searching for an armed suspect who fatally shot a man on his way to work, whilst accompanied by his brother.
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De Aar woman makes top ten in national boerewors competition on first try
Niekie Horn, a Northern Cape mother, reaches the finals of the Shoprite and Checkers Boerewors Competition, showcasing her unique recipe to win a car for her daughter.
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Regter Yvonne Mokgoro-boedel: Lewensmaat erf nou net voertuig
Die lewensmaat van wyle regter Yvonne Mokgoro, wat van strafbare manslag aangekla is ná haar dood, se aansoek om haar laaste testament as ongeldig te verklaar, is afgekeur.
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VIDEO | Body of unknown man retrieved from Thaba Bosiu mountains in Free State
The body of an unknown man was retrieved from the Thaba Bosiu mountains in the Free State. Police are requesting assistance in identifying the man.
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Drugs worth over R370 000 confiscated in small Northern Cape town
Drugs with an estimated street value of R370 000 were seized in a small Northern Cape town, while another police action was executed at a Correctional Services facility.
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‘Improvement project’ at primary school at a standstill, incomplete work a safety risk
The infrastructure project at the Anderson Primary School is delayed, impacting safety of learners and payments to local workers and enterprises.
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Moths still serving strong after 97 years of supporting veterans, communities
The Memorable Order of Tin Hats holds its annual charity lunch in memory of fallen soldiers, supporting community members in need while preserving military history and camaraderie.
