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Fourth suspect arrested in health department fraud case
A fourth suspect, Nokuzola Mafunda, faces fraud and theft charges linked to R1 million misuse in COVID funds, alongside three health officials.
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Maitland firefighter delivers nephew at home in dramatic morning rescue
A routine Monday morning turned into a life-changing moment when Maitland firefighter, Firdous Seat helped bring her nephew into the world.
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Middle East conflict drives over 6 400 South Africans to register for evacuation assistance
DIRCO reports over 6,400 South Africans in the Middle East amid escalating conflict, urging immediate departures and warning of limited consular support during ongoing unrest.
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Don’t fall for fake traffic fines: Aarto warns of email and SMS scams
Fake traffic fines are on the rise. Motorists are caution against fraudulent websites that impersonate official platforms.
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App launched in Durbanville to report road maintenance issues in Western Cape
The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure launched its Roads4U mobile app at an event at Ruslamere Conference Centre in Durbanville this week.
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Duur kameratoerusting op Langebaan gesteel by KykNet-filmspan
Volgens gerugte is die kameratoerusting by ‘n filmspan wat glo aan ‘n episode van die gewilde kookprogram Masterchef werk se verblyfplek gesteel.
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Ormonde building collapse death toll rises to nine amid illegal construction allegations
Nine people have died following the collapse of an illegally constructed building in Ormonde, with authorities vowing to blacklist developers and strengthen enforcement of building regulations across the city.
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Onderwyser wat lewenslank tronk toe gestuur is, vrygespreek ná appèl
Dit was sy hegte verhouding met sy seun wat vir Jeremy Claassen laat moed hou het ná sy skuldigbevinding en vonnis. Hy is weer ‘n vry man.
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Africa ‘exposed’ to Middle East war
Africa hosts military bases within reach of Iranian missiles and is feeling the impact of rising oil prices and threats to shipping, as the continent again suffers from events largely…
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Johannesburg leaders granted steep pay increases as taps run
Whilst Johannesburg residents endure weeks without running water, the city’s top political office bearers have voted to increase their own salaries.
