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Flood-damaged wine bottles become symbols of hope
After May’s Western Cape floods devastated Van Loveren wine farm, Food Lover’s Market is selling rescued bottles at 3 for R100 as Bottles of Hope.
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Gunmen open fire at Eastern Cape pharmacy, one man killed in attack
A fatal shooting at a pharmacy in Qumbu claimed the life of a 26-year-old man and left another person injured, while a third escaped unharmed.
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Steenhuisen includes the youth’s voices in paving the way for agriculture
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen is set to place young farmers and agricultural entrepreneurs at the centre of a high-level industry discussion.
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SANParks arrests 12 suspects in Cape Point abalone poaching operation
SANParks arrested 12 suspects and seized diving gear during an intelligence-led operation targeting attempted abalone poaching at Cape Point.
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North West murder suspect traced to Free State after persistent search of more than a year
Officers acted on intelligence about the whereabouts of the suspect, who is wanted for a murder allegedly committed in Koster, North West,
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Princess Vlei trail celebrates community victory over mall development
The new Princess Vlei trail has opened, celebrating a decade-long community campaign to protect the area from development.
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MENING | Fnuik kinders se belemmerde groei met gesondheid uit die grond uit
In hedendaagse Suid-Afrika het meer as ‘n kwart van kinders onder die ouderdom van vyf jaar belemmerde groei – dit weens chroniese wanvoeding.
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Bek-en-klouseer: Vrystaat se bevestigde gevalle nou op 620
Die bevestigde gevalle van bek-en-klouseer in die Vrystaat het nou op 620 te staan gekom, nadat ‘n bykomede 12 gevalle bevestig is.
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Report exposes governance failures in Makana water crisis
The South African Human Rights Commission has found “systemic human rights violations” in the water and sanitation crisis in the Makana local municipality.
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‘Twinkle, twinkle, you’re a star’: Cape Town officer wins hearts consoling baby
When a baby cried inconsolably on Stellenbosch Arterial, a Cape Town officer climbed in the back seat and softly sang “Twinkle twinkle little star”.
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