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George building collapse ‘entirely preventable’, investigation finds
A damning investigation into the devastating building collapse that killed 34 construction workers in George, has concluded that the tragedy was “entirely preventable” .
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SA Team gets best ranking in 25 years at International Maths Olympiad
The South African team ranked 38th in the International Mathematics Olympiad, achieving their best result in 25 years.
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DJ Sumbody murder: Four suspects including alleged hitmen arrested in Gauteng
GAUTENG: Four men between the ages of 45 and 60 were arrested, yesterday, July 21, in connection with the murder of popular SA DJ, Oupa John Sefoka popularly known as…
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Julius Malema’s case postponed for judgment
The East London Regional Court has postponed the case against the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema, to 29 September 2025 for Magistrate Twanet Olivier to deliver her judgment…
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Oudste Springbok, Des van Jaarsveldt, sterf op 96
Mark Alexander, President van SA Rugby, het Maandag hulde gebring aan voormalige Springbok-kaptein en flank Des van Jaarsveldt, wat vroeër die dag op die ouderdom van 96 jaar oorlede is.…
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Ramaphosa fires higher education minister
CAPE TOWN – On Monday, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa dismissed his embattled higher education minister, weeks after a key party in his unity government filed criminal charges accusing her…
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NSRI expands Emergency Operations Centre in Cape Town
The NSRI has expanded its Emergency Operations Centre where advanced systems now allow for faster, more efficient coastal rescue coordination.
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Koeberg Unit 1 to stay offline longer due to maintenance delay
Unit 1 of the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, currently offline for long-term maintenance, will return to service later than expected.
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Junior Boks receive a hero’s welcome back home
The Junior Springboks returned to South African soil as conquering heroes on Monday.
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‘State Capture’ businessman jailed for R66 million Transnet fraud
A Gauteng businessman has been sentenced to an effective five years in prison in connection with a R66 million Transnet fraud.
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