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African countries must tackle instability driving migration, says South Africa
South Africa has rejected Africa countries’ accusations of xenophobia following recent anti-migrant protests.
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Hitman taken off the street after tip-off from community
A community tip-off led to the arrest of a suspected hitman in Bonteheuwel, showing residents’ courage in standing up to gang violence.
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Why Sapoa did not pursue refunds in Cape Town tariff court case
In a notice to its members Sapoa CEO Neil Gopal, stated that Sapoa didn’t ask the Court to order a refund of any of the impugned charges paid by residents.
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Raw sewage still flows by Welkom school despite court orders
Raw sewage flows near St Helena Primary School in Welkom, posing health risks to students and obstructing access to local shops. Despite court orders and promises from municipal officials for…
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Trump’s ultimatum to Iran: Accept deal or face more strikes
President Donald Trump issued an ultimatum for Iran to accept a deal to end the war or face intense renewed US bombing.
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Eastern Cape roads remain open despite flooding and severe weather
Eastern Cape roads remain open despite flooding and snowfall risks, with officials urging motorists to drive cautiously as wet, slippery conditions persist.
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City of Joburg bankruptcy looms as treasury threatens R8bn cutoff
Democratic Alliance Johannesburg mayoral candidate Helen Zille has revealed a leaked letter from Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana warning that the City of Johannesburg is effectively bankrupt.
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Metro on high alert as Kariega records 63mm of rain in 24 hours
Heavy rains in Kariega led to cautionary alerts for residents as local flooding risks rise, though impacts remain less severe than 2024 floods.
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Snow transforms Noupoort into a winter wonderland amid severe weather warnings
Locals in Karoo town sharing and capturing the beauty brought about by Mother Nature, with snow accumulations exceeding 50 cm.
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Activists to demand stronger animal welfare laws
Civil society organisations will gather at parliament in Cape Town on 9 May to call for stronger legal protection for animals in South Africa.
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