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British royals attend Easter service without Andrew
The British royal family attended an Easter service, making a show of family unity in their first appearance since the arrest of former Prince Andrew.
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Search ends in tragedy as missing fisherman found dead
The body of a 73-year-old fisherman missing near Herolds Bay has been recovered at Swartvlei; police continue investigating the incident.
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Manhunt launched after eight detainees escape from Afsondering Police station cells
The Eastern Cape police are investigating eight counts of escaping from lawful custody following the escape of eight detainees from the Afsondering Police Station cells in Maluti on 4 April…
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Easter crackdown nets 29 arrests on Western Cape roads
A total of 29 motorists were arrested during Easter roadblocks in the Western Cape, with drunk driving and unsafe vehicles among key offences
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Traffic officer shot during brazen cash-in-transit robbery near Bloemfontein
Traffic officer shot and wounded during a brazen cash-in=transit robbery that occurred near Hillside view in Bloemfontein on Friday, 3 April.
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Life aboard spacecraft Orion: 58 tortillas, five hot sauces and one toilet
HOUSTON, USA – The four crewmembers zipping through space toward the Moon are carrying out a mission unlike any before it, but they’re also still muddling on through life’s mundanities…
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Breaking news: Second US downed airman found safe and sound in Iran
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that a second airman downed inside Iran was “safe and sound” following a search and rescue operation.
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Man sterf in ma se arms voordat sy tweelingbroer in hegtenis geneem word
’n Bebloede Frederick Moos (21) het minute na die gru-voorval voor sy ouerhuis in sy ma, Miena Claasen (44), se arms gesterf.
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Health officials sound vaccination alarm as flu season hits early
The early flu season prompts an urgent vaccination call as health officials warn of potential high respiratory illness burden in medical facilities ahead.
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Second Turkish-owned ship and yet another Indian-flagged tanker cross Hormuz strait
A second Turkish-flagged ship has crossed the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran had closed due to escalating conflicts following US-Israeli strikes.
