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Petrol thieves make off with R700 in fuel before swift arrest
In what appears to be a sign of the times two men made off with approximately R700 worth of fuel in its tank from a petrol station without paying.
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Nxuba man granted bail after arrest with over R150,000 stolen copper haul
A 64-year-old Nxuba man was granted R15,000 bail after being caught with suspected stolen copper and ammunition worth R158,500.
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Services restored at Gqeberha healthcare facilities after strike action
Dora Nginza Hospital and Motherwell CHC in Gqeberha have returned to full working capacity after unprotected strike action.
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Gugulethu triple murder raises safety concerns in New Crossroads
Gugulethu police have opened a triple murder case following a shooting incident on Nontulo Street in New Crossroads on Monday 13 April.
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Police sergeant, retail store employees linked to bold robbery of chain store
Four retail group employees and a police sergeant are among the seven suspects arrested in connection with armed robbery.
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Musk accuses South African officials of demanding ‘pretend black owner’ bribe for Starlink licence
Elon Musk claimed Starlink was offered a bribe for licensing in South Africa, which officials and commentators strongly denied.
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The hidden reach of crude oil: From fuel pumps to fertiliser and your phone
The Middle East war spikes crude oil prices, impacting fuel costs and widespread products, threatening food security and manufacturing globally.
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Two charged with attempted murder after violent house robbery in Hertzogville
During a violent house robbery in Hertzogville a victim was shot and wounded, and two suspects fled with a stolen vehicle and cash. After integrated swift action, both were arrested…
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President vs. Pope: How feud with Leo could hurt Trump
Donald Trumps feud with Pope Leo XIV over the Iran war, has set off a row that could have serious political implications for Trump.
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Prince Harry and Meghan visit Australia in first trip since royal rift
Prince Harry and Meghan visit Australia for charity events, facing criticism over taxpayer-funded protection amid media scrutiny since leaving royal duties.
