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Newborn baby found abandoned near hiking spot in the Free State
The baby boy was wearing a beige baby grow with a grey baby hat, and was wrapped in a grey-coloured blanket with white dots.
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Former financial director arrested in multimillion-rand fraud probe
The financial executive was arrested for allegedly misappropriating over R8,2 million through systematic manipulation of corporate banking systems and accounts.
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Hof bevind dat matriekuitslae mag gepubliseer word
Die Hooggeregshof in Pretoria het vandeesweek bevind dat matriekuitslae gepubliseer mag word op openbare platforms. AfriForum het die beslissing verwelkom en beskou dit as ’n oorwinning vir alle betrokkenes, maar…
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WATCH: Bethlehem lights Christmas tree for first time since Gaza war began
Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank, lit up a Christmas tree for the first time since the war in Gaza began more than two years ago.
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Communities face another summer with dilapidated pool facilities
Whilst the municipality has announced the opening of public swimming pools for the summer season, some remain dilapidated.
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Showdown as property owners challenge Cape Town fixed charges
The Western Cape High Court has reserved judgement in a landmark legal challenge that could transform municipal financing nationwide.
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DEVELOPING | Several people feared trapped after temple collapses in Durban
A four-storey temple at River Range Ranch (RRR) in Redcliffe, KwaZulu-Natal, has collapsed, leaving several people trapped beneath concrete and rubble. According to a statement issued by Reaction Unit South…
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ANC behou wyk in Villiersdorp-tussenverkiesing
Die ANC het wyk 6 in Villiersdorp behou ná ’n mededingende tussenverkiesing wat in die Theewaterskloof-munisipaliteit plaasgevind het.
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Mafube-werkers staak weens weerhouding van salarisse
Mafube-munisipale werkers het gestaak weens onbetaalde salarisse, wat moontlik volgende maand sal voortduur aangesien die nasionale tesourie fondse weerhou.
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Court slams WCED for what judge calls a “systemic existential problem”
The Western Cape High Court has delivered a judgment against the Western Cape Education Department over its handling of late learner admissions.
