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August fuel price: Good news for petrol drivers, bad news for diesel users
If you drive a petrol car, you’re in for some good news at the pumps come August.
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Mantashe appointed as temporary acting Police Minister after Mchunu suspension
CAPE TOWN – President Cyril Ramaphosa has moved swiftly to fill the leadership vacuum, appointing Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Gwede Mantashe as Acting Minister of Police with immediate…
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Een gewond, 7 in hegtenis ná optog oor swak dienslewering in Kimberley
Tydens die beplande vreedsame protesoptog Maandag in Kimberley, is een persoon gewond en sewe in hegtenis geneem. Die optog volg oor ontevredenheid met onder meer swak dienslewering.
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Trump gives Russia 50 days to make Ukraine deal
In a dramatic escalation of pressure on Moscow, President Donald Trump has given Russia a 50-day deadline to end its invasion of Ukraine or face crippling new economic sanctions
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Police: Over 9 000 GBVF suspects arrested in five months
Police arrested 9,287 Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) perpetrators for various crimes – including murder, sexual offences, and assault – between January and May 2025, says Gauteng Police Commissioner Dr…
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German doctor on trial for murdering 15 patients with lethal injections in Berlin
A German doctor accused of murdering 15 patients with lethal injections went on trial Monday in Berlin, with prosecutors alleging he exploited his medical position to become a serial killer…
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Jayden-Lee Meek murder: Crime scene allegedly staged
Tiffany Meek (31), the mother of 11-year-old Jayden-Lee Meek who was found murdered in Johannesburg in May, appeared in court on Monday following her arrest last week.
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Pretoria court denies bail for alleged buyer in R7 million transformer theft
A Pretoria court has refused to grant bail to the alleged mastermind behind a brazen R7 million transformer theft that left thousands of Laudium residents without power last year.
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Kimberley Shutdown on Monday confirmed despite fake news that it was cancelled
The Kimberley Shutdown on 14 July is confirmed. Community grievances target local government corruption and inadequate services. The police is on high alert.
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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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