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SAPS warns of false shutdown posters in Mangaung Metro
Police in Bloemfontein warn the public about false digital posters announcing a total shutdown in Mangaung Metro Municipality on Monday, 25 May.
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Prominent Jeffreys Bay businessman critically injured after being hit by alleged drunk driver
Police confirmation is still awaited after reports claimed Jeffreys Bay businessman Pirow Viljoen was left in a coma following an alleged drunk driving crash.
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Police captain arrested on allegations of defeating the ends of justice
Police caption attached to the SAPS Forensic Science Laboratory arrested on allegations of defeating justice is set to appear in court.
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Sanlam Cape Town Marathon: New record Africa’s fastest yet
The 2026 Sanlam Cape Town marathon delivers history: Esa runs Africa’s fastest marathon, an all-Ethiopian women’s podium, and Kipchoge’s African debut.
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Tragic head-on collision claims seven lives in the Free State
A tragic head-on collision on the R712 road in the Eastern Free State has claimed the lives of seven people, while one survived.
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Stormherstelwerk duur voort in Wes-Kaap ná groot skade
Wes-Kaap premier, Alan Winde bied ‘n oorsig oor die herstelwerk aan onder meer paaie en kragtoevoer in gebiede wat deur die onlangse storms geraak is.
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Free State police arrest two suspected CIT robbers after private house shootout
Free State police arrested two suspected armed CIT robbers and recovered significant amount of stolen money following a robbery at a Cash and Carry supermarket.
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82 coal miners killed in China’s ‘worst mining disaster’ since 2009
A gas explosion killed 82 workers at a Chinese coal mine, with two still missing. Authorities cited serious safety violations by the operating company.
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Police launch manhunt following robbery at former cabinet minister Naledi Pandor’s home
Police are searching for suspects involved in an armed robbery at former minister Dr. Naledi Pandor’s home in Pretoria.
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Treasury to deduct funds from departments owing billions to municipalities
The National Treasury will deduct funds from departments owing municipalities, amid ongoing local government reforms addressing financial sustainability and infrastructure challenges.
