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Skoolkind (14) met mes gesteek nadat hy bakleiery stopsit
‘n Leerder (14) is in Malmesbury met ‘n mes in die nek gesteek nadat hy ‘n bakleiery gestop het. Die aanvaller is ook ‘n skoolkind.
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Khayelitsha residents march to Eskom over electricity grievances
Residents of Khayelitsha protested at an Eskom depot, demanding repairs for electricity issues and a response within seven days.
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Ministry dismisses claims that Graaff-Reinet renaming has been reversed
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has dismissed claims that Graaff-Reinet’s renaming to Robert Sobukwe Town has been reversed.
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Foot-and-mouth disease confirmed in kudu at Addo Elephant National Park
Foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed in kudu at Addo Elephant National Park, prompting stricter biosecurity measures.
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Two siblings from JCS School among four dead in Sasolburg crash
JCS Independent School in Vaalpark mourns the tragic death of three children and a scholar transport driver, who died in a head-on collision.
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After months of failed talks, Knoflokskraal faces fresh legal battle
Four years after Parliament resolved that residents should not be forcibly removed from Knoflokskraal, the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure is preparing a new High Court application to contain…
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R73.6m flood repair project steams ahead on Seven Passes road
A R73.6 million Western Cape Government flood-damage repair project is making good progress on 10km of the Seven Passes road near George.
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Shop owner ordered to pay R200,000 in LGBTQIA+ hate speech case
A Gqeberha shop owner must pay R200,000 in damages, issue a public apology and face a criminal investigation over LGBTQIA+ hate speech.
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Cape high court overturns burger needle ruling, clears wine bar restaurant
Cape Town high court overturns ruling against Stellenbosch restaurant after customer swallowed needle, saying liability requires proof of negligence.
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Food security deteriorates as hunger climbs, despite easing food prices
Food security in South Africa deteriorated in 2025, and hunger remains stubbornly high even as food inflation has eased
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