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‘NSFAS dra skuld’ aan oproer, brand by kollege weens laat betalings
Ontevrede studente in Kimberley het glo kollegekantore aan die brand gesteek in protes teen NSFAS se laat betalings. Geen beserings of inhegtenisnemings is aangemeld nie.
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Rassie kondig sy Springbokgroep aan vir 2025
KAAPSTAD – Springbokafrigter Rassie Erasmus het vandag (5 Junie) ’n groep van 54 spelers aangewys vir die openingsfase van die internasionale seisoen wat op 28 Junie teen die Barbarians begin.…
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Brazen blockers of national N3 route get new court date
Two suspects, arrested for blocking the N3 toll road, face court charges on July 7 for tampering with infrastructure and robbery.
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Family alleges misconduct at Humansdorp Hospital after body mix-up
Humansdorp family seeks answers after hospital sent deceased to wrong funeral home, forcing relatives to pay additional transfer fees.
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JBay couple’s new show builds hope through brokenness
Based in the scenic St Francis Bay and Jeffreys Bay, a purposeful renovation series is transforming homes and captivating viewers across South Africa.
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Crime scenes in murder of Cradock Four inspected in Gqeberha
The families of the Cradock Four have been waiting for almost 40 years for justice. Despite the challenges, they still hope this inquest will finally reveal the truth.
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Suid-Afrika se krisis met bestuurslisensie-agterstand verdiep terwyl verouderde drukker aanhou faal
Suid-Afrika se stelsel vir bestuurslisensies is steeds in ’n krisis gedompel. Die departement van vervoer erken dat hulle geen duidelike strategie het vir die verkryging van nuwe drukmasjiene vir die…
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Community of Tulbagh shocked at elderly resident’s murder
The close-knit community of Tulbagh in the Witzenberg, Western Cape, is deeply shocked by the murder of an elderly resident earlier this week. A suspect has been arrested and will…
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Former assistent to Ace Magashule acquitted after court found her extradition unlawful
The former personal assistant of former Free State Premier Ace Magashule Moroadi Chololata was pronounced free to go after judge Philip Loubser found her extradition from the USA unlawful.
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Learners falling victim
Violence in Free State schools continues to rear its ugly head, with sexual misconduct and assault cases reported
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