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Two South African children safely returned home after alleged trafficking in Malawi
Two South African children have been safely returned home from Malawi following their rescue from an alleged human trafficking situation.
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Huguenot Tunnel faces partial closure as gale force winds hit Western Cape
Extreme winds force partial closure of N1 Huguenot Toll Road, with high-risk vehicles diverted to Du Toitskloof pass alternative route.
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Transnet completes Cape Mainline repairs after May storm damage
Cape Mainline railway fully restored after May storms caused damage at seven locations, disrupting operations for more than two months.
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DA lays criminal charges against Free State municipal managers over alleged failures
The Democratic Alliance has filed criminal charges against municipal managers in three Free State municipalities for serious financial mismanagement and governance failures.
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Hawks arrest Eastern Cape municipal manager over alleged R1.6m tender fraud
Eastern Cape Hawks arrest municipal manager over alleged fraud, corruption and money laundering linked to a R1.6m water-pipe tender.
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Police uncover third crystal meth lab in four months on remote farm
South African police uncovered a crystal meth lab on a remote farm, marking the third such bust in less than four months as authorities crack down.
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Man dies after truck plunges into Port of Ngqura harbour
A man died after a manganese truck and trailer plunged into the harbour at the Port of Ngqura in Gqeberha during a night-time accident.
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Three life sentences for Wilgehof killer; co-accused acquitted
The Wilgehof triple murder case ends with the conviction and sentencing of a former employee, while her co-accused boyfriend was acquitted of all charges.
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Supreme Court of Appeal upholds Western Cape education reforms
Supreme Court of Appeal rejects challenges to Western Cape education reforms, upholding collaboration schools and independent evaluation authority.
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Supplier arrested in R16 million Emfuleni fleet scandal
A supplier linked to a R16 million Emfuleni fleet tender fraud has been arrested, becoming the second person detained in the ongoing corruption probe.
