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Free State SAPS commends judiciary as multiple perpetrators of heinous crimes face heavy sentences
The Provincial Management of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Free State, led by Acting Provincial Commissioner Major General Apaphia Modise, welcomes this series of significant convictions and…
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The great unknown: F1 Returns with new rules and high Stakes
Formula 1 is back this weekend with the season-opener at Australia’s Albert Park circuit, marked by all-new regulations for 2026.
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Transnet suspends nine employees amid supplier collusion probe
Transnet suspended nine employees for colluding with suppliers who overcharged. Disciplinary actions are underway, as the company combats corruption stemming from previous misconduct.
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Die nuwe Afrikaanse weekblad Die Papier se eerste uitgawe verskyn Vrydag 6 Maart
Die eerste gedrukte uitgawe van die nuwe nasionale Afrikaanse weekblad, Die Papier, sal Vrydag 6 Maart landwyd by winkels beskikbaar wees.
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New date set for sentencing the owner in dog mauling case
The sentencing of the owner of the dog that mauled 8-year-old Olebogeng Mosime to death in 2022 is scheduled for 21 April.
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Army deployment in South Africa crime hotspots to last a year
South Africa plans to deploy soldiers for a year in five provinces to combat crime and illegal mining, following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement.
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Girlfriend sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for murder of police sergeant
Vuyokazi Fredy (39) was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment yesterday for murdering her police officer partner Arthur Lokwe (50) with a knobkerrie during an altercation.
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Group win means nothing in World Cup semi says Markram
Aiden Markram insists South Africa’s group win over New Zealand means nothing ahead of Wednesday’s T20 World Cup semi-final at Eden Gardens.
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Flights to evacuate stranded travellers in Middle East
Governments and airlines scrambled on Tuesday to repatriate tens of thousands of travellers stranded in the Middle East following the eruption of a regional conflict sparked by Israel-US strikes on…
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Western Cape murder rate drops 3.4% but remains second highest nationally
Murder in the Western Cape decreased by 3.4% in the latest quarter, but with 1 157 murders maintains the second highest murder rate in the country
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