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Cape Town Airport fuel leak: Flights continue as normal, says ACSA
Cape Town International Airport Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) confirmed that operations at the airport remain on track, following a fuel leak.
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White House considers ceasefire as Middle East war intensifies
White House weighs ceasefire deal as Trump issues expletive-filled ultimatum to Iran, threatening strikes on civilian infrastructure.
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Nearly 16 000 arrested during Easter operations
During Easter, South African police arrested 15 840 suspects, seized 132 firearms, and enforced liquor laws through heightened operations.
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Cyclist airlifted after taxi crash on Victoria Road in Camps Bay
A 61-year-old male cyclist sustained injuries and has been airlifted to hospital following a crash involving a taxi on Victoria Road in Camps Bay.
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Venue crisis threatens national schools athletics championship
The 2026 National High Schools Athletics Championship faces postponement due to venue issues, causing concerns for athletes and logistical challenges.
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Africa faces growth slowdown from Middle East conflict
The Middle East conflict threatens Africa’s economy, increasing living costs, affecting growth, and disrupting trade and food security.
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Western Cape transport department processes 642 operator applications over Easter
The Western Cape Mobility Department processed 642 transport operator applications, ensuring timely licensing and enhancing road safety during the Easter period.
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Artemis mission approaches lunar loop for first flyby since 1972
The Artemis astronauts entered the final phase of their run-up to a lunar loop on Monday. The Moon’s gravity is having a stronger pull than Earth’s.
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Skoolbussie betrokke in ernstige ongeluk op pad na Bloemfontein
’n Leerling en ‘n onderwyseres van die Hoërskool Salomon Senekal van Viljoenskroon is Vrydag 3 April in ‘n ernstige ongeluk op die N1, sowat 5 km buite Winburg, beseer.
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British royals attend Easter service without Andrew
The British royal family attended an Easter service, making a show of family unity in their first appearance since the arrest of former Prince Andrew.
