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Humansdorp faces surge in sabotage as power line targeted near Kruisfontein Primary
Residents of Humansdorp are being urged to take a stand following a rise in acts of infrastructure sabotage placing the community at risk.
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Severe storms batter Goldfields with heavy rain and hail
Severe thunderstorms have impacted the Goldfields since Friday, bringing nearly 100 mm of rain to areas like Welkom and Odendaalsrus. The South African Weather Service issued yellow level warnings for…
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Abigail Prins: Defence attorney seeks accused separation in Motherwell kidnapping, murder case
Motherwell aunt Christine Prins appeared in court today with boyfriend following the alleged kidnapping of niece Abigail before child’s death.
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Johannesburg’s essential services are rapidly deteriorating
In the space of six months City Power dealt with more than a million outages, Johannesburg Water dealt with more than 4 000 pipe bursts every month and Pikitup continues…
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Schools to support, not exclude, pregnant pupils under draft regulations
New draft regulations aim to keep pregnant learners in school, offering support, protection, and clear legal guidelines for schools nationwide.
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Pro-Russian activist Kemi Seba seeks asylum in South Africa after arrest
A prominent Pan-African activist wanted in Benin for inciting rebellion has applied for political asylum in South Africa.
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Student’s death before graduation ceremony sends shockwave
The cause of death remains unknown for a student who collapsed and died shortly before her graduation at the University of the Free State.
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WATCH | Charlize Theron opens up about night her mother killed her father in self-defense
Oscar-winning South African actress Charlize Theron has spoken in rare detail about the traumatic night when her father was killed.
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Iran says it will not attend new US peace talks as ceasefire frays
Iran insisted it has no plan to attend a new round of negotiations with the United States on Monday.
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Heavy rains: Western Cape not out of the woods yet, more rainfall predicted
Several cold fronts battered parts of the Western Cape over the weekend, with localised flooding reported across the province throughout.
