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‘Arrests are not enough,’ say families of Lwandle shooting victims
Lwandle community welcomes arrest in mass shooting that killed 11, but community leader Xolani Sotashe says it won’t bring back the lives that were stolen.
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Christa Pike, who survived botched US execution, returns to prison
Tennessee woman Christa Pike leaves hospital and returns to prison after surviving failed lethal injection execution attempt on 30 September.
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Anthropic bans users from being cruel to Claude AI chatbot
Anthropic has banned users from treating its Claude chatbot with needless cruelty as debate grows over AI consciousness and rights.
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Suspect to face court over Lwandle shisanyama shooting that killed 11
A 32-year-old suspect is expected to appear in the Strand Magistrate’s Court Monday, 12 October in connection with a mass shooting at a shisanyama in Lwandle
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Stock markets climb as oil prices drop following Trump’s energy ceasefire announcement
Stock markets gained ground while oil prices fell after Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine on Sunday.
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Man kry 18 jaar tronkstraf vir rooftog op plaas in Okiep wat op moord uitloop
‘n Moordenaar van Edward Coetsee (66), ‘n boer van Okiep in die Noord-Kaap, is gevonnis tot effektief 18 jaar tronkstraf.
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Matric pass rate obsession is hurting South Africa’s skills pipeline, warns Gwarube
Gwarube says matric pass rates must no longer define education quality, calling for greater focus on learner progression and key skills.
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Education department declares all systems go for 2026 matric exams
The Department of Basic Education has declared itself ready for the 2026 National Senior Certificate examinations, with nearly one million candidates registered to write.
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Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration seeks court supervision, announces new intake system
The IMC briefed the public on government’s response to the Constitutional Court asylum ruling, with chair Mmamoloko Kubayi appealing for calm.
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No new reports of dead sardines as laboratory testing resumes, says DFFE
No new dead sardines have been reported since 10 September as laboratory testing resumes to investigate pilchard herpesvirus.
