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Drive fine-free this festive season
City’s traffic fine roadshow returns 5-12 December 2025 at Civic Centre. Motorists can settle outstanding fines at reduced rates before festive season enforcement.
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Crackdown on illegal liquor trading and drunk driving yields arrests in festive season operations
Police have intensified festive season operations, achieving 14 arrests in the Goldfields area over the weekend.
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Four men arrested with illegal pistols, 64 rounds of ammunition
Four men were arrested in Graaff-Reinet for possessing two illegal firearms and ammunition, following interprovincial cooperation between SAPS units.
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South Africa marks 25 years of Blue Flag with 97 awarded sites
South Africa marks 25 years of Blue Flag with 97 awarded sites recognizing excellence in environmental care and sustainable tourism.
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Two arrested over truck blockade as traffic returns to normal in Dutywa, Ngcobo
The protests, linked to tensions between taxi operators and other transport stakeholders, halted the movement of goods and services on Wednesday.
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Police recovered 63 stolen sheep in Lady Grey operation after tip-off
Police and community members successfully recovered 63 stolen sheep in Lady Grey through collaborative search operation, demonstrating effectiveness of strong community-police partnerships in combating theft.
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Western Cape battles intense wildfire wave as crews contain multiple blazes
The Western Cape has experienced widespread and sustained wildfire activity across several districts between 18 and 28 November.
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More than 30 000 teachers resign in five years amid staffing pressures
Over 30 000 South African teachers resigned between 2020 and 2024, worsening staff shortages and increasing workloads in public schools.
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EC wins national Power Towers Food Drive for fourth time
The Eastern Cape won the Power Towers Food Drive, collecting 19.6 tonnes of food, a national record, benefiting multiple local charities and demonstrating strong community support.
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Proceeds from coffee table book on Supertugs will fund maritime studies
Coffee-table book shines spotlight on the unsung heroes of our coast, the tugs that quietly prevented disasters, saved millions in potential damage.
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