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Seven people die as tourist helicopter crashes in Kenya
A tourist helicopter crashed in Kenya, leaving no survivors.
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Oil prices climb as US-Iran tensions threaten shipping routes
Oil prices rise as Trump refuses to extend Iran truce, threatening crucial shipping routes and stoking inflation concerns worldwide.
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10-year driving licences move closer as public comment period opens
Public consultation opens on proposed 10-year driving licence validity for light vehicles, with submissions due by 16 September.
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Nqweba holding cells still condemned after eight years
Nqweba Police Station’s condemned holding cells remain closed since 2018, with no timeline for repairs or reopening provided.
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Suspected kidnappers of a businessman hauled before court
Four suspected kidnapping syndicate members due in court for ransom abduction of Cleveland businessman rescued unharmed.
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Government unveils revised electricity pricing policy to tackle soaring costs
Cabinet has approved a revised electricity pricing policy aimed at reducing costs while protecting vulnerable households and strategic economic sectors.
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UAE suspends all trade with Iran after missile attack on ships
United Arab Emirates suspends all trade and financial dealings with Iran following reported missile attack on vessels, marking deepest rift since war began.
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Diana’s brother to reveal ‘truth’ in new memoir ahead of 30th anniversary
Charles Spencer announces memoir about sister Princess Diana, promising to reveal the truth as 30th anniversary of her death approaches.
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Lawyers at police stations aim to strengthen criminal cases
Attorney Malickah Schaffers is based at Mitchells Plain Police Station as part of a project to improve police statements and boost conviction rates.
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Trump says no Iran talks planned, claims Hormuz ‘new US territory’
Trump denies talks with Iran are under way, posts map claiming Strait of Hormuz as new US territory amid escalating tensions.
