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Moordenaar op Siemens kry lang vonnis in hof in Bloemfontein
Stanley Bakili lank gevonnis vir moord en ander misdade ná moord op Louis Siemens in 2018.
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Sisters killed in tragic crash to be laid to rest this weekend
Janene Moodley, the mother of two sisters killed in an accident in the Northern Cape last weekend, says the family is “devastated by the tragic loss of our beloved Cassidy…
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Two suspected cash-in-transit robbers due in court regarding brazen N8 heist
Two suspected cash-in-transit robbers in court regarding recent brazen heist on N8 near Botshabelo.
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Kim Jong Un oversees drone test to boost North Korea’s military
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a drone performance test and emphasised the importance of using artificial intelligence (AI) in drones.
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Community slams plans for thousands of homes near Koeberg Nuclear Power Station
Plans to develop thousands of homes on Erf 1117, a protected biodiversity hotspot inside Koeberg’s evacuation zone, have sparked alarm among residents and environmentalists alike. According to Michelle Collins, chair…
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Jobs may be lost at Coca-Cola plant in Bloemfontein
One of Bloemfontein’s large manufacturing plants, that of Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa plans adjustments that may affect job losses.
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Excess sugar driving South Africa’s silent health crisis, experts warn
Excessive sugar consumption is silently fuelling a national health crisis in South Africa, with the average adult consuming up to 24 teaspoons a day.
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Matie to fly the SA flag as part of international health society
Dr Robyn Adams, who works in the SU Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, will join an elite group of 27 ambassadors from across the globe, representing SA for the next…
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Coca-Cola SA may cut 680 jobs, close plants amid restructuring
Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) is considering cutting up to 680 jobs and shutting some of its plants.
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SA Reserve Bank leaves key interest rates unchanged
The SA Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee has left the repo rate unchanged at 7%, keeping the prime lending rate at 10.5%.
