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Farming community calls for action plans in FMD national disaster
Farmers now await action from government following declaration of Foot-and-Mouth Disease as a national disaster.
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NVG en ministerie kap terug teen dreigemente oor ondersoeke
Intimidasie, dreigemente en aanhitsing ten werknemers van Nasionale Vervolgingsgesag ten sterkste veroordeel.
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Dr. Diana Ferrus vanoggend in Worcester te ruste gelê
Worcester groet een van sy bekendste dogters, Dr. Diana Ferrus, wie se gedigte wêreldgrense oorgesteek het en ‘n blywende impak gehad het.
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Sona-keiser staan steeds kaal
Die mate van applous wat daar wel Donderdagaand vir pres. Cyril Ramaphosa se Sona 2026 was, herinner aan wat gewoonlik gegee word vir ’n losskakel wat die bal weer uitskop…
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Gynaecologist accused of raping a minor granted R5,000 bail
A 56-year-old Nigerian gynaecologist accused of raping a minor on 31 January 2026 was granted R5,000 bail at Kariega Magistrate’s Court today despite community objections.
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WATCH | International crew takes off for space station
NASA launched four astronauts to the International Space Station on Friday, the latest team to head out on a research expedition to the orbiting laboratory.
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SA naval crew brings Cape2Rio winners safely back to shore
Cape2Rio winners rescued after yacht suffers catastrophic damage on return journey. Historic Cape Flats crew brought safely to shore.
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Pato 10: Hofsaak oor R300 miljoen uitgestel om klagstaat te finaliseer
VREDENBURG – Die nege sakemanne en ‘n sakevrou van Paternoster, Velddrif, Wellington en Kaapstad wat op aanklagte van bedrog van meer as R300 miljoen en onder meer die oortreding van…
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Kleinskaalse vissers soek erkenning in besluite wat hulle raak
Die departement van bosbou visserye en die omgewing (DFFE) het ‘n besluit geneem om die aantal kleinskaalse vissersvaartuie wat toegelaat word om see toe te gaan, van meer as 547…
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Water infrastructure failures in Midrand and Gqeberha expose R400-billion maintenance crisis
Ongoing water disruptions in Midrand and Gqeberha are not isolated incidents but symptoms of a national infrastructure crisis requiring R400-billion to address.
