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Provincial commissioner condemns attack on female police constable
A female police constable assaulted during her duties in Kimberley raises concerns
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Search continues for missing painting sheep Baanksy
Baanksy, the renowned painting sheep from Farm Sanctuary SA, remains missing after his disappearance on 1 February. Extensive searches and a R1.2 million reward have yielded no leads.
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Former Transnet chiefs to face high court trial over locomotive fraud
Four former senior Transnet executives will face trial in the high court on fraud and corruption charges related to irregular locomotive contracts worth millions of rands. The Palm Ridge Specialised…
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BMW recalls over 12 000 vehicles in South Africa due to fire risk
BMW Group South Africa has issued an urgent safety recall for 12 491 vehicles due to a potentially dangerous defect that could cause fires, even when cars are parked and…
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Man wanted for questioning in connection with a weapons case
Western Cape Anti-Gang Unit detectives are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing Dayaan Fataar.
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Eskom turns corner with first profit in eight years
The state-owned power utility, which was losing R12.3 billion just two years ago and owed over R300 billion, has managed to get back into the drivers seat thanks to improved…
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Kreefkwotas bly omstrede kwessie vir kleinskaalse vissers
Oudergewoonte is daar groot ongelukkigheid oor die regering se jaarlikse aankondiging van die Weskus-kreefkwotas, met baie kleinskaalse vissers wat meen hulle word weereens agtergelaat. Die nuwe totale toelaatbare vangs het…
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N1 Huguenot Tunnel remains closed this week for emergency repairs
Sanral confirmed the N1 Huguenot Tunnel’s integrity post-bus fire, but repairs are needed. Full reopening may take a week, with motorists advised to plan alternative routes due to ongoing work.
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Violent attacks on Free State traffic testing stations condemned
The latest attacks on traffic testing facilities in the Free State has further exacerbate a crisis that directly impacts motorists and transport businesses.
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High Court to resume investigation into 1981 killing of human rights lawyer Griffiths Mxenge
The long-awaited inquest into the brutal murder of prominent human rights lawyer Mlungisi Griffiths Mxenge returns to the Pietermaritzburg High Court on 9 October, marking another chapter in the pursuit of justice for…
