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BREAKING NEWS | US and Iran reach deal to end war, reopen Hormuz
The U.S. and Iran struck a deal to end the Middle East war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, details remain unclear.
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Hof beveel boer moet onmiddellik toegang tot plase kry ná hy ‘uitgesluit’ is
‘n Boer van die Kenhardt-distrik het onmiddellike toegang tot sy huis en die besit van sy persoonlike eiendom gekry ná hy onregmatig van die plase waarop dit is, uitgesluit is.
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Western Cape acts to keep specialist healthcare within reach for Central Karoo patients
The interventions follow infrastructure damage caused by storms in May, forcing closure of major routes linking the Central Karoo and Garden Route districts.
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Meegevoel met Laerskool Kathu wyd betuig; oorsaak van botsing nog ondersoek
Die presiese omstandighede wat tot die botsing gelei het waarin ‘n vroulike onderwyser van die Laerskool Kathu dood is, word ondersoek.
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Probe launched after child drowns in pit toilet at Eastern Cape ECD centre
The Eastern Cape Department of Education has launched an investigation into the death of a learner who drowned in an unfinished pit toilet.
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Steyn claims fifth title as records tumble at 2026 comrades
Record-breaking day as George Kusche demolishes 18-year up-run mark whilst Gerda Steyn claims fifth Comrades title in stunning fashion
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Tehran casts doubts over efforts to end ongoing war in the Middle East
Pakistan, which has led mediation to end the months-long Middle East war, and the USA have indicated an agreement would be signed on Sunday.
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Trump says US-Iran deal to be signed Sunday, Hormuz to open after
US President Donald Trump said that a deal with Iran to end the war in the Middle East could be signed today, on Sunday 14 June.
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Oscar-winner Mirren, women footballers among latest UK honours recipients
The traditional UK honours – announced to mark King Charles III’s official birthday – award the famous, as well as members of the public.
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Cape Town marchers bring illegal immigration demands to Parliament
Hundreds of Capetonians marched to Parliament on 13 June 2026, demanding audits, asylum reform, and a crackdown on illegal immigration.
