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Cape Town cricketer charged with murder of woman initially thought to have died by suicide
Heathfield woman Elana Brooke’s death is now a murder case before the Wynberg court, with the accused appearing for a bail application.
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Union calls for paraffin price relief as costs surge
MISA urges the government for relief on rising paraffin prices, emphasizing support for low-income households facing increased energy poverty.
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Cyclist dies after taxi crash on Victoria Road in Camps Bay
The 61-year-old male cyclist who was severely injured following a crash involving a minibus taxi on Victoria Road in Camps Bay has died.
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Minister intervenes in contested Knoflokskraal settlement as tensions mount
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson announced measures to restore order at Knoflokskraal settlement, addressing protests, growth, and governance issues.
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Disaster teams battle widespread flooding across Durban
Disaster management teams are working around the clock to restore access and clear debris after severe weekend rains caused widespread flooding across Durban.
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Western Cape dam levels continue to fall as water restrictions loom
Western Cape dam levels have dropped significantly due to drought, prompting municipalities to implement water-saving measures and warn of restrictions.
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Police captain granted bail in multi-million rand fraud case
A police captain accused of defrauding SAPS of millions of rands has been granted R50 000 bail.
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Pain at the pumps set to intensify as May could bring further R10 per litre diesel hike
South Africans are bracing for potentially devastating fuel price increases in May, with diesel prices set to rise by more than R10 per litre.
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Train driver killed, two critically injured as French TGV collides with truck
A French high-speed train crashed into a truck in northern France, killing the driver of the train and critically injuring two people.
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‘The army can’t really stop the business’ — drug dealer
Mixed reactions emerge to Operation Prosper deploying soldiers against gangs. Officials cite limitations while communities remain divided.
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