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Community steps in to repair dangerous R330 potholes between Humansdorp and St Francis Bay
Concerned residents have stepped in to fix the deteriorating R330 after months of worsening road damage left the route hazardous for motorists.
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National Coloured Congress leader Fadiel Adams remains in custody
National Coloured Congress MP Fadiel Adams appeared in court on two counts of defeating the ends of justice and three counts of fraud.
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‘Toffee’ makes history in SA’s criminal-justice system
Therapy dog Toffee made South African court history by supporting a traumatised teen testifying in the Daniel Jamneck murder trial.
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Freight operators warn of higher costs for consumers after latest fuel price hike
The latest fuel price increase is placing mounting pressure on South Africa’s freight industry, with transport operators warning of shrinking profits, declining business and higher costs for consumers.
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SAPS, IPID probe killing of three officers in Kariega
Three SAPS constables were shot dead in Kariega on 7 May in what is believed to be a domestic-related incident.
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12,000 learners stranded as transport operators down tools
Over 12,000 learners affected as scholar transport strike disrupts Eastern Cape schools amid payment delays dispute ongoing.
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Minister kyk na watersekerheid in Langeberg weens groeiende inwonerstal
Langebergers is dankbaar vir die reën ná kommer oor damme se lae watervlakke en droë krane. Inwoners van Montagu moes onlangs baie spaarsaming met hul water werk nadat die hooftoevoerpyp…
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Statutory rape case opened against former Simond Private School teacher
A case of statutory rape has been opened against a former male teacher at Simond Private School after allegations surfaced that he engaged in sexual activity with a Grade 7…
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Durban couple robbed at popular Tietiesbaai campsite
According to Gavin the thieves made off with clothes, a drone, an inverter, a Mac devices, among other things.
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Gauteng education department accused of misleading public over school power cuts
The Gauteng Department of Education has been accused of misleading the public after claiming no schools experienced electricity disconnections, despite official documents showing multiple schools were affected.
