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Perfect campfire story: Kgalagadi lioness claims number plate as trophy
A visitor to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park had their vehicle’s number plate stolen by a lioness, leading to amused reactions.
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Missing windsurf paddler found alive after extensive Blouberg search
A paddler reported missing off Bloubergstrand was rescued after a major search operation and treated for hypothermia before being taken to hospital.
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Electoral Commission prepares for nationwide voter registration weekend
South Africans are being urged to ensure their voter registration details are up to date as the Electoral Commission prepares to open nearly 24 000 registration stations across the country…
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Deveney-moordenaar se ma hou vol met saak teen vroue
Die moordenaar van Deveney Nel se ma hou vol met saak teen twee aktiviste.
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Service delivery failures leave Free State residents without basic protection
Residents across multiple Free State municipalities are facing critical service delivery failures, from absent fire services to irregular spending on basic infrastructure and unenforced health by-laws.
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Costly victory: Iran war leaves no clear winners, analysts say
The recent Middle East conflict leaves Iran strategically intact, while the U.S. and Israel face significant setbacks and unresolved issues.
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Former reality TV star arrested at OR Tambo hours after US deportation
Peet Viljoen, a former reality TV star, was arrested in South Africa for fraud after being deported from the US.
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DA announces major GNU reshuffle, replacing Steenhuisen as Agriculture Minister
The DA has announced key GNU changes, with Willie Aucamp replacing John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister.
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German shipping heiress and financial manager die from gunshot wounds at safari lodge
A German heiress and her family’s local financial manager have been found dead from gunshot wounds at a private safari estate.
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Oil prices fall below $80 on optimism over US-Iran peace agreement
Oil prices plunged below $80 a barrel on Tuesday as optimism grew over the promised reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
