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Heavy rain tops up Cape Town’s dam levels – 61,2% and counting
Cape Town’s recent rainfall boosted dam levels to 61.2%, but officials still urge residents to conserve water despite the rise.
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Police warn against reckless firearm handling on social media
SAPS has raised the alarm over a viral video showing women allegedly handling and cocking firearms inside a house without proper authorisation.
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Sol Plaatje-stadsbestuurder veg terug teen “onwettige” provinsiale ingryping
Die stadsbestuurder van die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit voer aan in ‘n beëdigde verklaring dat die provinsiale regering se optrede “onwettig, irrasioneel en ‘n misbruik van die hofproses” is.
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Four killed, one hospitalised after a fatal shooting on Free State R26 route
The Free State police have launched a full-scale search for unknown armed assailants involved in the fatal shooting on the R26 road.
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Ramaphosa grants Khampepe commission extension to probe apartheid-era crime cover-ups
President Cyril Ramaphosa has extended the term of a judicial commission investigating alleged attempts to obstruct justice in apartheid-era crimes, giving it until 18 December to complete its work.
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Die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier is hier: Als oor CR se Phala Phala-drama tot ernstige stormskade
Die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier, wat vandag op die rakke is, bied vir jou al die jongste nuus, insig en agter-die-skerms-drama van ’n baie bedrywige week in SA politiek.
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KYK | Vragmotor brand in Darling ná band bars
’n Gebarste band aan ’n vragmotor se sleepwa het Donderdagaand groot opskudding in Darling veroorsaak toe die voertuig aan die brand geslaan het.
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Boys attack bunnies at Durbanville cemetery with a golf club and poles
A mother and her 10-year-old daughter were traumatised when they witnessed severely injured and dead bunnies in Durbanville cemetery.
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Kouga Council moves to unlock disaster funding after devastating floods cause R170.3 million in damage
Kouga Municipality has approved urgent resolutions to unlock disaster relief funding after floods caused an estimated R170.3 million in damage.
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Major milestone in South Africa’s rail reform achieved
Transnet allocated rail slots to 11 private operators, adding 24 million tons of freight capacity to boost South Africa’s rail network.
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