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Runner stabbed in attempted robbery on Table Mountain sparks renewed safety concerns
A runner escaped after being stabbed during an attempted robbery on Table Mountain, prompting renewed calls for stronger security and visitor safety.
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Former Ekurhuleni city manager and three senior officials granted bail of R50 000 each
Four Ekurhuleni officials charged with corruption linked to a blue lights scandal were released on R50,000 bail after their arrest.
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Vier dood in vroegoggend ongeluk
Die R60-pad tussen Robertson en Ashton is weer oopgestel ná ‘n noodlottige ongeluk vroegoggend die lewens van vier mense geëis het.
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Die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier is nou op die rakke en aanlyn beskikbaar
Lees in die jongste uitgawe van Die Papier oor Dina Pule, die omstrede nuwe minister van maatskaplike ontwikkeling, asook vele nuus vanuit oral.
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Cape Town is SA’s only ‘highly financially sustainable’ metro
Cape Town has been ranked the only metro in South Africa classified as “highly financially sustainable” by the latest Municipal Financial Sustainability Index.
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Government ends monopoly on foot and mouth disease vaccines
Farmers can now vaccinate their cattle against Foot and Mouth Disease following a settlement between Minister of Agriculture and agriculture representatives.
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Tragedy and violence mar France’s World Cup victory over Morocco
France’s quarter-final victory over Morocco at the FIFA World Cup was overshadowed by tragedy and violence as celebrations turned deadly.
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Okavango bridge tragedy as man jumps despite frantic response
A panicked voice note sent to a community group just before 20:00 set off a desperate race against time last night.
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Public Protector report shows government at all levels failing the poor
The Public Protector found Cape Town failing township residents in Langa Flats and Khayelitsha, with binding deadlines now issued to the City.
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Rugby tour becomes battleground for state power showdown
Trade union Solidarity condemns ministerial decision to impose BEE procurement requirements on All Blacks tour, launching legal battle against state control.
