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Anovuyo Oncke Missing for 17 Days — Lotus River community pleads for information
The whereabouts of a missing six-year-old-girl from Lotus River remains unknown while the community continues their search. The hunt for Anovuyo Oncke has now entered its 17th day.
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Final push: Cape Town matrics stay overnight at school to ace exams
With matric examinations just a few weeks away a group of candidates are going the extra mile with their studies by spending nights at their school as they prepare for…
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Elderly woman found fatally stabbed in Walmer Estate, Cape Town
Walmer Estate residents are reeling in shock following the discovery of a murdered 68-year-old former teacher on Monday 22 September.
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Court clears parents to sue Kruger National Park after leopard kills toddler
The parents of a boy mauled to death by a leopard in the Kruger National Park in 2019 have been granted permission to proceed with their damages claim.
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Sisters killed in tragic crash to be laid to rest this weekend
Janene Moodley, the mother of two sisters killed in an accident in the Northern Cape last weekend, says the family is “devastated by the tragic loss of our beloved Cassidy…
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SA Reserve Bank leaves key interest rates unchanged
The SA Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee has left the repo rate unchanged at 7%, keeping the prime lending rate at 10.5%.
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‘I couldn’t keep quiet’: Police chief Mkhwanazi after explosive police corruption allegations
Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, KwaZulu-Natal police chief, says he was aware that his 6 July press conference exposing alleged criminality and political interference would put him in the crosshairs – but…
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Lansdowne CPF supports residents with hygiene drive, food and kindness
The two informal settlements in Lansdowne, Flamingo and Little Paradise, benefited from the Hygiene Drive of the Lansdowne Community Policing Forum (CPF).
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Lotus River bookworm eyes second title at national book competition
A young reader from Lotus River is hoping to clinch her second title at this year’s national book competition taking place later this month
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Grassy Park ambassadors tackle GBV in their communities
Two local residents are hoping to have a positive impact in the lives of women who are suffering in silence at the hands of gender-based violence (GBV).
