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Police officer accused of ‘tampering with evidence’ in murder case granted bail
SAPS forensic officer accused of tampering with evidence and submitting false reports in Armand Swart murder case granted R15 000 bail.
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Over 23 000 voting stations to open nationwide for voter registration weekend
All you need to know about this weekends voter registration – Get up, show up.
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South Africa faces two traffic fine systems at once
Fines SA warns that AARTO will not replace the current system immediately. Two fine frameworks may run side-by-side, with different rules.
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Hawks urge public to help find four children missing for over 18 months
Hawks appeal for help in locating four Siganga children who vanished from Ntabankulu in Nov 2024, urging public to share any leads.
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Bafana Bafana loses African support at World Cup amid xenophobic violence
Anger over anti-migrant attacks sees football fans across Africa cheering against Bafana Bafana, South Africa’s national team.
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Pentagon requests $80 billion from Congress to cover Iran war costs
The US Defense Department will ask Congress to approve approximately $80 billion to cover costs from the war with Iran.
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Home Affairs offices open nationwide for voter registration weekend
Home Affairs offices across South Africa will open this weekend to help citizens obtain identity documents ahead of voter registration.
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Search for four after Vaal River makeshift boat tragedy claims two lives
After two bodies were recovered on Thursday, the search continued on Friday for four persons believed to have drowned after an incident on the Vaal River at Douglas.
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SpaceX appoints South African venture capitalist Roelof Botha to board
SpaceX appointed South African venture capitalist Roelof Botha to its board following a record $75 billion IPO, enhancing financial oversight.
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More than half of South Africa’s police stations unreachable by phone, audit reveals
A nationwide audit has found that 56% of police stations across South Africa fail to answer their telephones, raising serious concerns about public access to emergency services.
