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Drie bly agter tralies ná aanval op boer en veediefstal by Lambertsbaai
Die drie mans wat aangekla word van die wrede aanval op die Lambertsbaaise boer Hugo Louw, bly agter tralies.
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Hajar’s homecoming brings tears of joy for family
Ottery activist Hajar Ahjum–Mathee received a hero’s welcome after returning from detention following a Gaza aid flotilla mission.
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Western Cape dam levels continue to rise after devastating floods
The Western Cape’s water reserves have maintained their recovery momentum, with dam levels continuing to rise two weeks after devastating floods.
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Khayelitsha shootings leave six dead in Makhaza and Harare
Leaders from Makhaza and Harare have expressed mixed feelings following two separate shooting incidents on Sunday 24 and Monday 25 May.
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Anti-immigrant marches prompt urgent government talks
March and March supporters marched in Bellville demanding the arrest of undocumented immigrants, prompting an emergency government security meeting.
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Eastern Cape has highest murder and rape rates in SA despite drop in crime
The Eastern Cape recorded the highest murder and rape rates in South Africa, despite a national decline in violent crime.
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Mitchells Plain has second highest drug-related crime in the country
Mitchells Plain drops to second nationally for drug crime as Q4 stats reveal serious crime falling, despite South Africa’s high murder rates.
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Three people killed in elephant collision at Ugandan national park
Three people have died after their minibus struck an elephant in north western Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park.
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Authorities search for missing Somerset West woman
Somerset West police urgently seek public help to locate Rika Norris (60), missing since 23 May after a walk at Lourensford Farm.
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Botha the boot takes charge at Kansas City Blues after US Move
Former Springbok captain Naas Botha lands director of rugby role at Kansas City Blues after moving to United States with his family earlier this year.
