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Polisie bevestig dat Klapmuts-leerder (8) doodgeskok is
Die Klapmuts-polisie het vandeesweek bevestig die gr.1-leerder Matthew Baartman is dood weens ‘n elektriese skok.
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Authorities investigate alleged sweatshop operations in Newcastle
Investigations into Newcastle garment manufacturers reveal labor violations, unsafe conditions, and illegal employment, prompting joint actions from various government agencies for compliance.
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Oversight inspection reveals deteriorating conditions at Storms River Police Station
Unannounced inspection at Storms River Police Station reveals deteriorating infrastructure, inadequate resources affecting vulnerable victims.
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19 Februarie: Joshlin Smith se verdwyning skok die land al vir twee jaar lank
Dit is vandag presies twee jaar gelede dat die sesjarige Joshlin Smith spoorloos verdwyn het, en tot vandag bly haar verdwyning ‘n raaisel.
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Mercenaries | Four South African men fighting for Russia return home
Four South African men who were lured into fighting for Russian forces in Ukraine have returned home.
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Kimberley-myn redding | Massa water bemoeilik reddingspoging
Die Minerale Raad Suid-Afrika stuur ‘n senior bestuurspan na Kimberley ter ondersteuning van Ekapa Minerals ná die modderstorting by sy Du Toitspan-diamantmyn waar vyf kontrakwerkers vermis word.
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SANDF deployment to Eastern Cape crime hotspots within nine days
Eastern Cape residents can expect to see South African National Defence Force (SANDF) members deployed to crime-stricken areas within the next nine days.
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Foot-and-Mouth Disease | All livestock in Kruisfontein vaccinated
All livestock in the Kruisfontein area in Humansdorp have been successfully vaccinated to control Foot-and-Mouth Disease spread.
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Activists call for urgent SASSA intervention after baby’s death
Political parties demand urgent intervention after seven-month-old dies following overnight queue at SASSA office, highlighting systemic service failures.
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Zuckerberg to testify in landmark social media addiction trial
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify in a trial assessing social media platform designs contributing to youth addiction and mental health issues.
