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AfriForum threatens action over Eskom’s power suspension notices
AfriForum warns Eskom against suspending electricity to municipalities over debts, citing legal flaws and potential humanitarian repercussions.
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Middle East war enters third week as Iran rejects US talks
Iran’s foreign minister has rejected the prospect of negotiations with the United States as the war in the Middle East entered its third week.
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Economist condemns South Africa’s silence on Iranian regime brutality
South Africa’s failure to condemn the Iranian government’s violent crackdown on its own people represents a moral failure that betrays the country’s constitutional commitment to human rights, says economist Iraj…
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Girlfriend’s murder case re-enrolled in fatal stabbing of police constable with whom she had an affair
Lover of murdered police officer back in court after DNA evidence became available
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SANDF deployment, taxi violence and police integrity discussed at Cabinet
Western Cape cabinet backs plans to deploy the SANDF to assist police in crime hotspots while raising concerns about taxi violence and police corruption.
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Full-scale police investigation into assassination of Witness-D leads to first arrest
Police arrest first suspect in assassination of Witness D from Madlanga Commission after identifying three persons of interest
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Week three of the Middle East war sets in with intense missile strikes and regional clashes
Tensions in the Middle East escalated further as Iran threatened Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, missile attacks spread across the region and countries rushed to evacuate citizens.
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World’s toughest mountain bike race begins in Cape winelands
The 2026 Absa Cape Epic begins today in Cape Town, challenging 1,300 riders over eight days and 692km of tough terrain.
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Blitzboks set up Argentina semi-final after securing second place in pool
The Blitzboks secured a semi-final spot after finishing second in Pool A, defeating New Zealand and France but losing to Australia.
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Skoolhoof breek heup tydens Cape Town Cycle Tour
Llowellyn Syce. skoolhoof van die Breedevallei Vaardigheidskool het op 8 Maart sy heup gebreek nadat hy saam met vyf leerders die 109km Cape Town Cycle Tour- roete aangedurf het.
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