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Premier asks for harsher sentences for mothers who left children alone, hungry
The Free State Premier appealed for harsher sentences after two mothers were found guilty of child abuse after abandoning their children.
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Steve sing en oom Paul kuier saam op kultuurmakietie by Voortrekkermonument
Die Kruger 200-makietie wat op Erfenisdag 24 September by die Voortrekkermonument gevier word om Paul Kruger se 200ste verjaardag te herdenk, word voortgesit met ‘n reis van ‘n replika van…
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Cape Town cruise industry posts record-breaking season
Cape Town and the Western Cape have wrapped up their most successful cruise season on record.
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Hospital worker busted for allegedly attempting to sell human placentas
A hospital workers arrested for alleged possession of human placentas
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Suspect in NPA prosecutor Tracy Brown’s murder denied access to case docket
A Kariega murder suspect was denied access to the docket against him after the magistrate ruled it would compromise investigations and endanger witnesses.
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Tupperware returns to South Africa as TuppAfrica, promises ‘exciting new chapter’
South Africans can look forward to something exciting as the iconic American brand Tupperware makes its return under the new name TuppAfrica.
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Joburg residents urged to brace for dry taps this summer
Johannesburg residents should prepare for water restrictions this summer as the city battles rising demand, high consumption, and severe infrastructure challenges.
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Murder-accused Rob Evans to stay in prison after bail appeal struck off roll
Algoa Plastics boss Rob Evans will remain in prison, as his bail appeal matter has been struck off the roll at Gqeberha High Court, the court heard yesterday, September 18. The 58-year-old…
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Sewage overflow crisis at Kings Beach yet to be resolved
A persistent sewage overflow crisis at Kings Beach has prompted urgent environmental warnings from Ward 2 councillor Sean Tappan, whose own office has been flooded by the recurring infrastructure failures.
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Israel warns of ‘unprecedented force’ in Gaza City, urges residents to flee
The Israeli military warned on Friday that it will operate with “unprecedented force” in Gaza City, urging residents to move south.
