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FlySafair strike: Flights cancelled, pilots ‘exhausted’
As FlySafair pilots embark on a nationwide strike today, 21 July, commuters may want to check their flight schedules to ensure smooth travels. A salary dispute is cited as the…
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Stellenbossers deel van sokkerspan gestrand in Portugal
‘n Sokker-toergroep met sokkerspelers van onder meer Stellenbosch, sukkel om terug na Suid-Afrika te keer.
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Police bust three after fatal knife stabbing incident in Bloemfontein
A prompt response by members of the Provincial Anti-Gang Unit Bloemfontein led to arrest of three suspects following a fatal stabbing of a man in Bloemfontein
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Candidates with tertiary qualifications to get preference for Saps learning programme
Candidates in possession of tertiary qualifications to get first preference for the Basic Police Development Learning Programme (BPDLP) of the South African Police Service (SAPS).
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Sam Goldblatt (99) vertel: Van Vrystaatkind tot Noord-Kaapse argitek
Sam Goldblatt (99) van Kimberley sê bergwater en ‘n goeie kinderlewe het tot sy vervullende beroep oor 74 jaar bygedra.
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Police release identikit of suspect in brutal Table Mountain attack
Police have released a facial composite of a suspect wanted in connection with a vicious assault on Table Mountain.
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Straat se ‘skielike’ naamsverandering in Upington teengestaan
Die voorgestelde en “onbeplande” naamsverandering van die een hoofstraat in Upington word deur talle groepe teengestaan.
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Care workers get bail after 81-year-old woman’s abuse caught on video in Welkom
It was a concern of the state that she has a valid passport and that her son-in-law works and lives in America. Brummer may not apply for a new passport…
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Nelson Mandela Rules Training Academy launched at Drakenstein Prison
On Mandela Day, South Africa inaugurated the first Nelson Mandela Rules Training Academy at Drakenstein Correctional Centre, aimed at promoting humane treatment of prisoners and enhancing correctional staff skills.
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Congress passes Trump’s $9 billion foreign aid and public broadcasting cuts in late-night vote
The US Congress has approved President Donald Trump’s controversial plan to slash $9 billion in federal funding.
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