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Two soldiers missing after military vehicle swept away in flooded river
KOMATIPOORT – A routine military patrol turned into a tragedy on Christmas when two South African National Defence Force (SANDF) soldiers were swept away by floodwaters while attempting to cross a…
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“Let it burn”: Vyf wonings verwoes in Kersdag-brand in Sir Lowry’s Pass
Wat veronderstel was om ‘n plesierige Kersdag te wees het in ‘n nagmerrie ontaard vir vyf gesinne van Sir Lowry’s Pass Village toe ‘n brand hul wonings in ‘n oogwink…
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Christmas Day births rise to 1 668 in South Africa, up 308 from previous year
On Christmas Day, South Africa recorded 1 668 births, a significant rise from 2024, while highlighting concerns over increasing teenage pregnancies.
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Missing autistic Cape Town man Dean Pepler found
Dean Pepler, 34, missing since Christmas evening in Cape Town, requires medication. Family seeks public assistance for his safe return.
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Eskom accelerates smart meter installation, targeting Philippi this weekend
Eskom is enhancing smart meter installations in Western Cape, offering free upgrades to improve electricity grid efficiency and customer monitoring.
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AGU officers remain in custody over alleged gangster’s death
Ten Anti-Gang Unit officers charged with murder is spending the festive season behind bars after their bail applications were denied.
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Ongeluk eis die lewe van ‘n bejaarde vrou in Durbanville
KAAPSTAD – Op die vooraand van Kersdag is ‘n bejaarde vrou in ‘n oogwink van haar familie af weggeruk. Volgens Titanium Securitas, ‘n plaaslike veiligheidsmaatskappy in die gebied, het die…
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De Bruin set to join Bulls in coaching reunion with Ackermann
Neil de Bruin will join the Bulls, reuniting with Johan Ackermann following dismissals of Bekker and Rossouw after five-game losing streak.
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Erasmus thanks Springbok faithful with Cape Town Christmas walk
Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus leads hundreds of fans on annual Christmas walk in Bloubergstrand to thank supporters for their passionate backing.
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Gift of life gives parents their most precious Christmas present
On Christmas Day, South Africa welcomed over 700 babies, highlighting the importance of maternal health and the commitment of healthcare workers.
