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Jeffreys Bay man dies in suspected abalone poaching incident
A 22-year-old Jeffreys Bay man drowned at Wallskipper Beach in a suspected abalone poaching incident, with police opening an inquest.
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Trump pledges $5 000 payment to every American if Republicans win midterms
Trump promises $5 000 to every American adult if Republicans win November midterms, sparking questions about legality and economic impact.
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Dutch tourists die in Swiss coach crash
A coach carrying Dutch tourists crashed in eastern Switzerland, killing several people after overturning and plunging down an embankment.
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John Block en ander oud-hooggeplaastes se korrupsiesaak sleep voort
Die uitgerekte korrupsiesaak waarin John Block, voormalige provinsiale ANC-leier, en ander oudhooggeplaastes van knoeiery met die bou van die psigiatriese hospitaal by Kimberley aangekla word, haak steeds in die voorverhoorfase…
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CPUT to resume academic activities after violent protests
CPUT will resume academic activities on Monday 14 September after a three-week closure caused by violent protests over fees and other concerns.
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Outrage as dogs found dragging baby’s head in the street in Bloemside
A baby’s head dragged by dogs in a Bloemside street in Bloemfontein, police are hunting a potential female suspect in connection with the concealment of birth.
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Minister Majodina faces backlash after vulgar outburst at Kouga community meeting
Water Minister Pemmy Majodina exchanged profanities with a disabled resident at a Kouga community meeting, sparking DA ethics complaint.
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Herpes virus kills sardines along 2 600km of South African coast
Die DFFE het PHV in Suid-Afrikaanse sardyne bevestig, maar ondersoek nog of die virus die huidige massasterftes veroorsaak.
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Global 764 network targets children through social media and gaming platforms
Malmesbury teen accused of child abuse material offences sent for 30-day psychiatric observation. Case postponed to 5 October at magistrates’ court.
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Six South Africans still missing two weeks after Nepal floods
Six South African citizens remain missing two weeks after devastating Nepal floods as families desperately wait for news of their loved ones.
