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Severe weather across multiple provinces declared a national disaster
The National Disaster Management Centre has officially classified the severe weather affecting multiple provinces across SA as a national disaster.
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Flood aftermath leaves Nelson Mandela Bay battling water and electricity outages
Water and electricity outages are continuing across parts of Nelson Mandela Bay after severe flooding damaged infrastructure.
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Anxiety, anticipation as World Cup one-month countdown begins
Anxiety clashes with anticipation as one-month countdown to 2026 World Cup begins amid soaring tickets, Trump tensions and Iran war.
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DA escalates R720 road collapse to provincial department
The Democratic Alliance has raised concerns about the deteriorating condition of the R720 gravel road between Koppies, Edenville, and Heilbron, highlighting inadequate drainage and damage to infrastructure. With the harvesting…
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Five suspected rhino poachers killed in Hluhluwe shootout
Five suspects died in a shootout with police on the R618 Road in Hluhluwe after intelligence suggested they were targeting a KZN game reserve.
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Police seize illicit cigarettes worth R7.8 million
Two foreign nationals were arrested in Bethlehem for possessing illicit cigarettes valued at R7.8 million during a police operation on May 8, 2026. Acting on a tip-off, authorities discovered 180…
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Fuel shortage delays relief mission to Marion Island
Fuel shortages linked to the Middle East crisis have delayed South Africa’s annual relief mission to Marion Island by several weeks.
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Britain sends warship to Gulf; Iran stalls on US peace deal
Britain is sending HMS Dragon to the Middle East ahead of a Hormuz mission. Iran stalls on a US ceasefire proposal amid fresh Gulf clashes.
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Draw enough as Junior Boks claim U20 championship glory
Junior Boks win U20 Rugby Championship 2026 after thrilling 29-29 draw with New Zealand. Bonus-point try secures title in dramatic Saturday clash.
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Hantavirus ship heads for Canary Islands amid three deaths
Hantavirus cruise ship heads for Canary Islands where passengers will be evacuated and flown to their home countries. WHO warns ‘this is not another Covid’.
