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Traffic officers knock on doors to collect outstanding fines in Cape Town
Cape Town traffic officers collected R110,000 in outstanding warrants, arresting 16 motorists during home visits to ensure accountability.
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Kimberley debuts as street culture capital with KARDO International launch
This high-energy collision of sport, art and sound aimed to discover local talent. The competition focused on skateboarding, DJing and graffiti.
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Lesotho pair sentenced for Transnet infrastructure theft and damage
Two Lesotho nationals handed six years’ imprisonment for damage to Transnet infrastructure and copper theft, plus an additional three months
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Newborn found in drain in Delft a huge concern
Ilitha Labantu has raised concern after a newborn baby was found in a drain in Delft, the second such discovery on the Cape Flats in a week.
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Port Alfred seniors warned of scams targeting their life savings
More than 70 Port Alfred seniors attended a fraud awareness campaign following a reported rise in sophisticated imposter scams targeting the elderly.
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A Nigerian man and a South African woman convicted in a brothel-running case
The Hawks in KwaZulu-Natal have secured the conviction of a Nigerian man and a South African woman in a brothel-running and trafficking in persons case.
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Hawks secure conviction of ex-Eskom worker, associates in R8.5m tender fraud
The Hawks in Mpumalanga secure conviction of former Eskom employee and associates in R8.5m fraud; sentencing, AFU restraint order pending
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Purple Speedos making a comeback for prostate cancer
It’s the one day of the year when thousands of South African men proudly swap formal workwear for purple Speedos, all in the name of saving lives.
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US se Sunskill-sentrum vier ‘n dekade van uitnemende chirurgiese opleiding
Die US se Sunskill-sentrum vir Chirurgiese Vaardigheidsopleiding by sy Tygerberg-kampus vier vanjaar ‘n dekade van uitnemendheid in chirurgiese onderrig.
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OPINION | Beyond homelessness: The human bonds formed on Cape Town’s streets
Life on Cape Town’s streets is harsh, but amid the struggle, people form genuine friendships, communities and bonds built on compassion and survival.
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