Local News
Local News
Local News
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Madlanga Commission to hear testimony in the absence of hospitalised Gen Khan
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry to continue hearing testimony in the absence of suspended SAPS Deputy Head of Crime Intelligence Major General Feroz Khan.
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Gqeberha man sentenced to multiple life sentences for double murder
Siphelele Ntisana (30), also known as “Hupa,” was given multiple life sentences for double murder.
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Site C Business Forum calls for stricter business regulation
The Site C Business Forum urges government regulation of foreign businesses, advocating equal rules and reserving certain sectors for locals.
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Two men allegedly stole R200 000 in heaters days before heading back to Zimbabwe
Two Zimbabwean suspects allegedly stole R200 000 in heaters from their employer and were packing for home when security caught up.
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Police uncover more illicit drug-trading hubs at private properties
Residential areas of Navalsig, Bochabela, Heidedal, Ashbury and Joe Slovo have become hot spots for drug-related activity in Mangaung.
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Odili charged with harbouring undocumented foreigners
The Nigerian husband to the deputy mayor of the Mangaung Metro, appeared in court on 1 July on charges of harbouring on undocumented foreigners.
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Amazon backs major Eastern Cape spekboom restoration project expected to create 11,000 jobs
Amazon will fund a significant restoration project in South Africa, revitalizing 50,000 hectares, creating jobs, and enhancing carbon capture.
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OPINION | March and March must translate into immigration reform policy
The March and March against undocumented foreign nationals calls for immigration reform by the South African government to protect its sovereignty.
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Thousands still affected as pipeline burst worsens Bay water crisis
Nelson Mandela Bay faces ongoing water supply issues due to a burst pipeline and pump failure, affecting thousands of residents.
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POPCRU pursues legal action against department takeover of Mangaung prison
POPCRU wages a legal battle against the Department of Correctional Services to comply with a court order in takeover of Mangaung Prison.
