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WATCH | A cry from the heart: Metho Squirrels face All Blacks three decades later
When the young rugby players of Somerset West Methodist Primary School stepped onto the turf at DHL Stadium to perform their war cry in front of the touring New Zealand…
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“The Dragon” obtains double gold at Best of the Best
Brandon “The Dragon” Kelly won two gold medals at the Best of the Best Tournament, showcasing exceptional skills and teamwork.
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Donkerpoort road is becoming increasingly dangerous
Residents are urging urgent repairs for the dangerous Donkerpoort-Philippolis road, citing neglect and safety risks affecting travel and emergency response.
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Brand verwoes sakegebou in hoofstraat van Weskusdorp
Sakegebou in Saldanhaweg deur brand verwoes; rook borrel steeds uit dak ná brandweer die vlamme onder beheer gebring het.
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City of Cape Town warns motorists about traffic fine scam
Cape Town traffic services warn motorists of a fine scam via emails or texts, urging verification before payment to avoid fraud.
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Rising fuel cost squeezes local school
Ottery school Christel House warns rising fuel costs are making learner transport unsustainable for 1 006 children from underserved Cape Flats communities.
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Magical Marry Me Chicken
Marry Me Chicken is the perfect easy but delicious midweek meal that will steal the whole families hearts.
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Nataniël kom maak ‘n Kaapse draai in Welgemoed, Yzerfontein en Kaapstad
Ná ‘n paar maande se afwesigheid keer Nataniël terug na die Kaap met drie konserte vir die laatwinter — hierdie keer in Welgemoed, Yzerfontein en Kaapstad.
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Hawks recover R800 000 stolen from kidnapping victim’s RAF payout
The Hawks secured a court order to recover R800,071.17 stolen from a kidnapping victim’s RAF compensation, restoring the funds to him.
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Durban businesswoman handed 18 years in R3.7m VAT fraud and money laundering
A Durban-based businesswoman is to serve 18 years in prison for VAT fraud in which SARS suffered a loss of R3.7 million, none of which has been recovered.
