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War and fuel spikes push April food prices higher
The cost of putting food on the table for South African households saw a “distinct shift upwards” in April 2026, as the ripple effects of international conflict and surging fuel…
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Severe thunderstorm and flood warning for parts of Northern Cape on Thursday
Thunderstorms accompanied by heavy downpours which may result in localised flooding and damage to infrastructure, are forecasted for parts of the Northern Cape on Thursday 30 April.
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Vertragings in toedien van BKS-entstof kos boere miljoene, sê VL
Die Hooggeregshof in Pretoria het Dinsdag 28 April aksie van die minister van landbou afgedwing oor stadige vordering in finalisering van BKS-plan.
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Mugabe’s son sentenced for firearm offences, co-accused jailed for shooting security guard
The son of late Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has been sentenced to pay heavy fines or face imprisonment after pleading guilty to pointing a firearm.
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Fuel levy relief extended to June amid Middle East crisis
Government has extended temporary fuel levy relief until the end of June, citing ongoing pressure on global oil prices due to the Middle East conflict.
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Iran executes 21, arrests 4 000 since Middle East war began: UN
Iran has executed at least 21 people and arrested more than 4 000 since the Middle East war began.
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‘Verdoemende’ MRK-verslag bevind dienslewering in Noord-Kaap stort ineen
‘n Somber prentjie van sistemiese mislukking, swak finansiële bestuur en ‘n tekort aan vaardighede in Noord-Kaapse munisipaliteite word in ‘n MRK-verslag geskets.
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South Africa unveils R12.5 billion border upgrade to combat illegal migration and boost trade
South Africa plans a R12.5 billion border upgrade, enhancing infrastructure at six key ports to improve trade, security, and efficiency.
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King Charles and Trump toast ties despite Iran tensions
Britain’s King Charles and Donald Trump hailed their countries’ longstanding ties at a White House state dinner on Tuesday.
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Half of Gauteng schools beyond capacity as overcrowding crisis deepens
Gauteng’s education system is buckling under severe overcrowding, with nearly half of all provincial schools operating beyond capacity.
