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Global conflicts reach 80-year high as civilian deaths surge in 2025
The number of armed conflicts involving states reached its highest level since 1946, with 65 recorded worldwide in 2025.
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West Coast fishers await court decision that could halt seismic survey off South African coast
Small-scale fishers and environmental groups await a court ruling that may halt TGS’s seismic survey, impacting livelihoods and ecosystems.
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Weslander E-Edition – 11 June 2026
Lees die Weslander e-uitgawe van 11 Junie 2026 vir die jongste Weskusnuus, sport, gemeenskapsake, menings en plaaslike gebeure.
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Smartphones linked to declining birth rates, studies suggest
Governments wrestling with plunging birth rates may have overlooked a key factor in the demographic decline — the smartphone.
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25 years behind bars for Le Grange in De Jager killing, claims abuse in relationship
Le Grange has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for the murder of Danie de Jager, telling the court she had allegedly been abused throughout their 14-year relationship and…
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WATCH | Bafana Bafana set to open 2026 World Cup with Mexico clash in historic rematch
South Africa’s national football team will step into the spotlight tomorrow evening (11 June) as they face tournament co-hosts Mexico in the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Bill Gates faces Congressional questioning over Epstein connections
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates appeared before US lawmakers for questioning about his relationship with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Additional resources deployed as police hunt Cleveland mass shooting suspects
The acting national commissioner of SAPS has deployment additional specialised resources to investigate the shooting that left 12 people dead.
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Trump warns Iran will ‘pay the price’ after Middle East military exchanges
President Donald Trump warned that Iran will have to “pay the price” for delaying negotiations over the conflict in the Middle East.
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SARS, Hawks seize cocaine in back-to-back Durban port busts
SARS and the Hawks intercepted 30 bricks of cocaine in Durban, marking a significant escalation in organized crime efforts and law enforcement responses.
