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Madlanga Commission to hear testimony in the absence of hospitalised Gen Khan
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry to continue hearing testimony in the absence of suspended SAPS Deputy Head of Crime Intelligence Major General Feroz Khan.
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Cape Flats army deployment had limited impact, GI-TOC finds
The army’s deployment to the Cape Flats had only a limited impact on gang activity, according to the latest GI-TOC Gang Monitor report.
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WATCH | Love on top: Thrill-seeking couple scales Empire State Building for sky-high proposal
Two daredevil social media stars spent their first night as an engaged couple in separate jail cells after climbing to the top of New York’s iconic Empire State Building to…
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Ebola outbreak in DR Congo claims over 400 lives as virus spreads to major city
An Ebola outbreak that has killed 438 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading beyond its epicentre.
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Die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier is nou op die rakke en aanlyn beskikbaar
Hierdie naweek skop die amptelike Bok-seisoen af met ’n toets teen Engeland. Lees meer oor dié wedstryd, die Bok-vroue én die opkomende Cravenweek-rugby.
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Second suspect arrested in Kariega murder, disappearance investigation
A second suspect has been arrested as police intensify their investigation into multiple murders and disappearances linked to Kariega and Nelson Mandela Bay.
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New AARTO electronic system goes live across South Africa with digital delivery of traffic fines
South African motorists can now receive traffic fines electronically via WhatsApp, SMS, and email under the new AARTO rollout.
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Three jailed for life for murder of British botanists
Three people will spend the rest of their lives in prison for the brutal 2018 murders of a British botanist couple.
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Nine Thai monks killed after 11-year-old drives truck into procession
An 11-year-old boy drove his parents’ truck into a Buddhist procession in northeastern Thailand, killing nine monks and injuring around 10 others.
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Planned 1.7 million satellites ‘devastating’ for astronomy, study warns
The 1.7 million satellites that companies are planning to launch into Earth’s orbit in the coming years will have “devastating consequences for astronomy”.
