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Msikaba Bridge reaches 70% completion milestone as SANRAL targets 2029 finish
Construction of the Msikaba Bridge has reached 70% completion, with SANRAL confident the landmark project will be completed in 2029.
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Alleged UK fugitive accused of triple murder appears in Johannesburg court
Alleged UK fugitive accused of murdering wife and two daughters in Bedford appears in Johannesburg court facing extradition and firearm charges.
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Suspended metro police boss and former girlfriend charged in R15 million precious stones heist
Suspended EMPD deputy chief and former girlfriend granted bail in R15 million precious stones robbery case involving fake police raid.
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Only two in 10 pass new Western Cape learner’s licence test as questions baffle candidates
Only 17% pass Western Cape’s new computerised learner’s licence test as poorly worded questions and lack of preparation blamed.
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Talle vrae ná seun by Rusthof-begraafplaas-uitbreiding verdrink
‘n Vyfjarige seun het by die Rusthof-begraafplaas-uitbreiding verdrink. Die gemeenskap eis antwoorde oor gebreekte heining en veiligheidstekortkominge.
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Over 160 000 foreign nationals flee South Africa amid anti-migrant violence
More than 160 000 foreign nationals fled South Africa in two months amid escalating xenophobic violence and coordinated government repatriations.
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‘Godzilla’ actress Kaylee Hottle dies in US car crash
Actress Kaylee Hottle, who starred in two Godzilla films, died in a car crash in Maryland. Excessive speed believed to be a factor.
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US strikes Iran as war costs reach $37.5 billion
US strikes continue in Iran as war costs reach $37.5 billion with Trump warning conflict not finished despite diplomatic efforts ongoing.
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Police nab Zimbabwean with high-end stolen vehicle in smuggling operation
Limpopo police have arrested a Zimbabwean national in connection with smuggling a high-end stolen vehicle after a high-speed chase.
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Local government elections must be about more than politics, says property forum chair
South Africa’s economic debate is focused in the wrong place, says Deon Van Zyl, chair of the Western Cape Property Development Forum.
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