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Ramaphosa suspends Mchunu after allegations of corruption
Minister of Police Senzo Mchunu has been placed on leave of absence with immediate effect following damning corruption allegations that have sent shockwaves through South Africa’s law enforcement community. This…
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Municipality appeals: ‘Do not throw shopping trolleys in manholes’
Recently, a municipality appealed to the community to “refrain from throwing shopping trolleys and other foreign objects into manholes”.
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Twee Kalahari-leeumannetjies bring nuwe (leeu)lewe na Addo-olifantpark
Twee leeumannetjies van die Kgalagadi-oorgrenspark het ‘n nuwe tuiste in die Addo-olifantpark gevind, waar hulle tot nuwe gene onder die leeubevolking sal bydra.
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AARTO implementation delayed again: New December 2025 launch date announced
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (AARTO) faces another postponement, giving businesses more time to prepare for sweeping changes to South African road traffic management. After years of…
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Twelve SANDF officials granted R10 000 bail in Hawks investigator murder case
Twelve South African National Defence Force officials appeared in court today (11 July), where each was granted bail of R10 000 in connection with the murder of a senior Hawks…
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Crowdfunding campaign for murdered Paige Bell’s family surpasses R890 000
The crowdfunding campaign set up to support the family of murdered Paige Bell had raised over $50,000 (about R892 000) by Friday morning.
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Maternity ward at hospital in Bloemfontein closes due to extreme cold
Cold conditions in the maternity ward of the National Hospital in Bloemfontein was so bad, that the Department of Labour ordered the closure of the ward on Thursday.
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Facebook romance scammers steal R3.4 million from Western Cape woman
Two young men appeared in the Bellville Magistrates Court today (10 July) following their arrest for an elaborate Facebook romance scam.
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Defensor-bedrogsaak: ‘Winkeltrollies met tenderdokumente staan rond’
Steven Jonkers het getuig hoe trollies vol tenderdokumente in die gange gestaan het toe hy in 2017 as departementshoof van gesondheid oorgeneem het.
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Cathedral in Kimberley lit blue to raise awareness of persisting asbestos dangers
St Cyprian’s Cathedral in Kimberley was lit blue to highlight ongoing asbestos dangers, commemorating mesothelioma victims and raising awareness on asbestos-related illnesses.
