Local Stories
Local Stories
Local Stories
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Investigation underway after nine Koeberg High learners fall ill
An investigation is underway after nine Koeberg High learners allegedly consumed dagga muffins and required medical attention at the school.
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Bloemfontein voices lent to ‘Regular Show’ on Cartoon Network
Three young voices from Bloemfontein were chosen to be recorded as part of the international animated series “Regular Show” on Cartoon Network.
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CapeNature Access Week to offer free entry at reserves
CapeNature’s Access Week, from September 19-25, offers free entry to nature reserves across the Western Cape, promoting inclusivity.
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CPUT to resume academic activities after violent protests
CPUT will resume academic activities on Monday 14 September after a three-week closure caused by violent protests over fees and other concerns.
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Thousands of mandrax tablets discovered during raid in Cape Town
Western Cape police seized over 27,000 mandrax tablets in Parow, arresting a 39-year-old man during Operation Lockdown.
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Ngcobo protesters demand action over alleged municipal dysfunction
Ngcobo protesters have suspended their 21-day protest to give government departments two weeks to address their grievances before further action.
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Special Tribunal declares R30 million eThekwini housing contracts unlawful
A Special Tribunal ruling declared low-cost housing contracts worth some R30 million awarded to three service providers in the eThekwini Municipality unlawful.
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Shack dwellers protest for electricity access in Cape Town township
Shack dwellers in Lower Crossroads protested for service delivery, demanding electricity from the City, which claims the settlement is on private land and outside supply areas.
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WATCH: NovaNews Newscast — Today’s top stories, 8 September 2026
A nine-year-old’s dream comes true with Siya Kolisi’s autograph, government moves to block the sale of Nelson Mandela’s possessions, and King Charles makes it clear that Harry and Meghan won’t…
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UFS alumnus recognised for research on maize
University of the Free State plant breeding graduate has been named among the world’s top agri-food pioneers for his work improving seed systems and farmers’ livelihoods across Asia and Africa.
