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WHO chief says work continues after hantavirus evacuation from cruise ship
WHO director Tedros warns that hantavirus containment efforts continue after ship outbreak; global health risks remain low despite fatalities.
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Two killed in separate Garden Route incidents amid severe flooding and storm damage
Two people lost their lives in separate weather-related incidents in the Garden Route as heavy rains, flooding and storm damage battered the region.
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Codeta plans electronic fare payment for commuters
The Cape Organisation for the Democratic Taxi Association is introducing an electronic payment system for Khayelitsha taxis, enhancing financial tracking and convenience.
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Experts warn of danger as flood-swept snakes wash up on Jeffreys Bay beaches
Experts have warned residents to avoid handling snakes washed ashore after recent Kouga floods left wildlife displaced and injured.
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South Africa’s unemployment crisis deepens as jobless rate climbs to 32.7%
South Africa’s unemployment rate has climbed to 32.7% in the first quarter of 2026, representing a 1.3 percentage point increase.
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US cost of Iran war nearing $29 billion, Pentagon reveals
The United States military has spent nearly $29 billion on the war with Iran, as President Donald Trump faces growing pressure.
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Mother and child die in tragic N1 crash involving health minister’s vehicle
A mother and her baby died after being hit by a vehicle while crossing a highway to reach the husband’s accident scene.
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E-hailing passenger dies in Wynberg after tree crushes vehicle
An e-hailing passenger died in Wynberg after a tree blew over and crushed the vehicle
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Paaie gesluit, nog ontruimings aan die gang ná oorstromings gebied in chaos dompel
WORCESTER – Chaos het gisteraand (11 Mei) laat en vanoggend (12 Mei) vroeg in die Askamp- en Bloedrivier informele nedersettings in Roodewal, Worcester, losgebars toe die Hexrivier wat daarnaby verbyvloei…
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Cape Town’s storm unleashes animal crisis as Cape of Good Hope SPCA rescues 100 animals
Storm related animal admissions are expected to exceed 100 animals as relentless rain, flooding, and cold conditions continue to batter Cape Town.
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