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Motswana arrested with live pangolin at Limpopo border
A Botswana man caught with a live pangolin at the Limpopo border appeared in court and was remanded in custody pending a bail application.
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Rassie unleashes expletives over All Blacks’ scrum allegations
Springbok coach unleashes on Rennie’s illegal scrum claims, highlighting head contact double standards and media tactics.
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Justice Mokgohloa remembered as champion of social justice
Justice Fikile Eunice Mokgohloa honoured for her transformative judgements that advanced social justice and women’s rights in South Africa.
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Motorist killed, 12 police officers injured in fiery N1 crash
Twelve police officers were injured and a motorist killed in a fiery head-on collision on the N1 freeway near Polokwane on Friday evening.
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Six South Africans among nearly 3 000 missing after Nepal-Tibet floods
Six South Africans among 2 980 missing after Nepal-Tibet floods. Rescuers drill to reach 100 trapped in tunnel as death toll reaches 633.
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Cape Town wins double honours at World Travel Awards Africa
Cape Town named Africa’s Leading City Destination and Africa’s Leading Meetings & Conference Destination at World Travel Awards Africa 2026.
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Former EMPD deputy chief and businessman in court over alleged blue lights fraud
Former Ekurhuleni Metro Police deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi and businessman Vusumuzi Matlala face corruption charges over alleged illegal use of blue lights on security vehicles.
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Electricity tariff credits on the cards for Nelson Mandela Bay residents
Nelson Mandela Bay has applied to restore its tiered electricity tariff, which could mean credits or adjustments for qualifying customers.
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Matjhabeng mayor accused of political interference in solar project
The DA warns political interference in the Middelpunt Solar Project may destabilize Hennenman and urges adherence to the Project Liaison Committee’s authority.
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Premier Foods to shut processing plant in Tulbagh
The Western Cape government fears Premier Foods will close its Tulbagh plant, impacting 250 permanent staff and many farmers.
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