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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.
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Erasmus sets new record as Springbok coach
Rassie Erasmus will make history on Saturday when he coaches the Springboks for a record-breaking 55th time as head coach, surpassing any coach since South Africa’s first test match in…
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Hout Bay Harbour cocaine: How gangs use fishing boats to smuggle drugs ashore
A GI-TOC report reveals how a criminal network led by “Boksie” turned Hout Bay Harbour into a cocaine gateway.
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Historic South Africa House in London closes due to “neglect”
The South African High Commission building in London’s Trafalgar Square has closed without notice this week after decades of poor maintenance left the historic property uninhabitable.
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Ramaphosa extends Madlanga Commission deadline to November
President Ramaphosa extended the commission’s investigation deadline to November 16, aiming to address systemic issues in South Africa’s justice system.
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WATCH: Convicted KwaZakhele mass murderer sentenced to 8 life sentences plus 18 years
Convicted mass murderer Mzwandile Mahambehlala received eight life sentences for the 2023 KwaZakhele mass shooting that claimed eight lives.
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Western Europe swelters through hottest June on record
Western Europe experienced its hottest June on record, driven by climate change, resulting in thousands of heat-related deaths and severe impacts.
