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Verkragter-pa se saak ná vyf jaar steeds nie afgehandel
Die vonnisoplegging van ‘n pa wat reeds verlede jaar aan die verkragting van sy drie dogters, toé minderjariges, skuldig bevind is, is weer ‘n keer uitgestel.
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Hortgro oorweeg regstappe oor swak prestasie by Kaapstadse hawe
Hortgro het sy operasionele betrokkenheid met Transnet verskerp en oorweeg nou formele regstappe weens voortgesette operasionele mislukkings by die Kaapstadse hawe.
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Alcohol abuse contributes to Northern Cape crime – yet alcohol research foundation closes
Statistics show that alcohol abuse contributes to Northern Cape crime; yet the Foundation for Alcohol Related Research in the province is set to close.
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N1 near Kroonvaal closed due to accident
The N1 between Kroonvaal Plaza and the Engen Garages in the Free State are temporarily closes because of a big accident involving four vehicles.
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Ekapa: Minister fokus op ondersoek wyl vakbond strafregtelike stappe eis
Minister fokus op ondersoek by Ekapa ná tragedie terwyl vakbond strafregtelike stappe eis
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BKS in Wes-Kaap: 75 203 diere in geïdentifiseerde brandpunte reeds ingeënt
Altesaam 25 gevalle van Bek-en-klouseer is tot dusver in die Wes-Kaap aangemeld met 12 wat bevestig is. In reaksie hierop is ‘n uitgebreide inentingsprogram aan die gang.
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Big Bay LSDF gets safety review after public scrutiny
Big Bay draft LSDF to undergo expert studies addressing community concerns on traffic, evacuation, and safety in the Koeberg zone.
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Khoi San ancestral remains laid to rest despite community opposition
The ancestral remains of 63 Khoi and San people were reburied near Steinkopf in the Northern Cape on Monday, despite resistance from local residents.
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New ward approved as population growth reshapes local boundaries
Rapid population growth in Cape Town has led to the creation of a new municipal ward covering West Beach, Sunningdale, Sandown and Parklands.
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Quality healthcare must be accessible to all South Africans, says President
President Ramaphosa emphasizes equitable healthcare access, citing a successful conjoined twin separation to showcase public health system potential amidst NHI implementation challenges.
