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WATCH: NovaNews Newscast — Today’s Top Stories, 28 September 2026
Fuel prices could surge in October, South African embassies need R830 million in repairs, and the Gold Cup delivers early drama and upsets.
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Cape Town rescues: exoskeleton first and overnight coastal operation
WSAR deployed a robotic exoskeleton for the first time in SA and conducted an overnight coastal rescue of two stranded German tourists.
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Lwandle mass shooting: community prays for victims
A grieving Lwandle community gathered to mourn 10 people killed and 11 injured in a mass shooting at KwaNdelu Shisa Nyama on Sunday morning.
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Prosecutor murder case becomes kidnapping and extortion trial
The murder case of slain prosecutor Tracy Brown has grown to six suspects and shifted to kidnapping and extortion charges at the Gqeberha Regional Court.
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Springbok locker room camera gaffe sparks privacy debate
Unexpected camera angle in Springbok locker room catches player exposed during Wallabies clash, igniting privacy concerns
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Soektog na volstruisboer wat deur water meegevoer is, duur voort
‘n Bekende volstruisboer van Oudtshoorn word vermis nadat hy Sondag in sy Toyota Land Cruiser deur vloedwater meegesleur is.
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Grootskaalse korrupsie en wanbestuur by weermag en Denel onthul in SOE-verslag
Dit ontbloot hoe honderde miljoene rande vermors is op sagteware wat nooit gebruik is nie, ongemagtigde medisyne-aankope en onreëlmatige batebestuurkontrakte.
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Lwandle mass shooting highlights police under-resourcing
DA spokesperson says Sunday’s mass shooting in Lwandle that killed 10 people highlights chronic under-resourcing at the police station.
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South African taxpayers face R830 million bill for embassy renovations
South African embassies need R830 million in renovations, with UK and Netherlands buildings requiring the most extensive repairs according to parliament.
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Death toll rises to 18 after Wedela tavern shooting
The death toll from a tavern shooting in Wedela, west of Johannesburg, has risen to 18, with police confirming that two of the victims were Lesotho nationals.
