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Young Brackenfell rugby star collapses and dies at training camp
A Kuils River family is devastated by the sudden loss of their son, Joshua Afrika, who collapsed and died at a rugby training camp in Riebeek-Kasteel
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Trump’s new envoy arrives in South Africa with relations frayed
A conservative media critic picked by President Donald Trump to be US ambassador to South Africa has arrived to take up his post, the US embassy said on Tuesday, as…
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Mandela se gevangenishuis heropen in Julie ná opgraderings
Nelson Mandela se gevangenishuis op die gronde van die Drakenstein-gevangenissal in Julie weer vir die publiek oopmaak en ‘n interaktiewe museumervaring bied.
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Gauteng legislature welcomes military deployment to combat illegal mining
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Community Safety has backed the deployment of soldiers to the province to assist police in tackling illegal mining operations.
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WATCH | Italian pilot lands plane on moving train in aviation world first
Italian pilot Dario Costa makes aviation history by landing his plane on a moving train in Turkey before taking off again in world-first feat.
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President creates national water crisis committee as water becomes top priority
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the establishment of a National Water Crisis Committee, to be chaired by himself, as part of government’s elevated response to what he described as the…
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Motorists face marginal fuel price increases in March after two months of relief
South African motorists could see a slight increase in fuel prices in March, ending a two-month streak of price cuts that brought relief to consumers in January and February.
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Pensioners left stranded in rain as SASSA officials fail to show
Pensioners were left standing in pouring rain four hours outside a Kraaifontein community hall last week after Sassa officials failed to arrive for scheduled appointments.
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Youth Development Agency slammed for R1 million New York trip
The National Youth Development Agency has defended its reported R1 million delegation trip to New York, describing it as a “strategic investment” that secured training opportunities for 600 000 young…
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Gold rush grips South African township
Dozens of fortune-seekers have descended on the township of Springs, about 50km east of Johannesburg, scouring the dirt for gold.
