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SA disputes WHO statement on Ethiopian nationals’ deaths
South Africa has rejected the WHO’s characterisation of Ethiopian deaths as xenophobic attacks, saying incidents were linked to organised crime.
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Wetstoepassers onderskep groot kreefvangs, nog oortreders vasgevat
Nog ‘n onwettige Weskus-kreefvangs is die afgelope week gerapporteer, skaars ‘n week na die vorige. Talle mense is ook vir ander oortredings in hegtenis geneem.
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Eight killed in B-52 bomber crash at California air base
A B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff at a California air force base, killing eight individuals on board during testing.
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Bonnie Tyler emerges from coma but remains in intensive care
Singer Bonnie Tyler has exited a medically induced coma but remains in intensive care; her recovery will require time.
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No story too small as Schools Zone celebrates every achievement
From rural fields to city pitches, every school story matters. NovaNews Schools Zone ensures no achievement goes unnoticed nationwide.
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Motorfietsongeluk eis geliefde klubrugbyspeler (32) van die Swartland
‘n Geliefde klubrugbyspeler van die Swartland, Chad Steyn, is Saterdagaand (13 Junie) oorlede in ‘n motorfietsongeluk tussen Malmesbury en Abbotsdale.
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YOUTH DAY | 50 years on, Soweto uprising legacy still shadows South Africa
50 years after an uprising that helped bring down apartheid in South Africa, little remains on the streets of Soweto to mark the blood spilled there.
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Traffic police chief inspector suspended as Madlanga Commission claims another scalp
The chief inspector of the Gauteng Traffic Police has been placed on suspension following admissions made before a commission of inquiry that may constitute serious misconduct.
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Youth Day protest in Sea Point expected to draw hundreds
Hundreds of protesters are expected to march through Sea Point tomorrow, with the City and police deploying safety measures to maintain order.
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Principal investigated after alleged slapping of Grade 7 learner
A primary school principal is under investigation for allegedly slapping a Grade 7 learner and ordering him to remove his rugby jersey during a match.
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