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Elsiesrivier-polisie weet nie van weermaglede wat glo bendes aanrand nie
Elsiesrivier-polisie sê geen klagte oor beweerde aanranding deur die weermag is aangemeld nie, ondanks ernstige bewerings deur bendelede.
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The library built on a crime scene that changed a generation
On the spot where a man was shot, he built a library and gave a generation something worth fighting for.
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Markets rattled as US, Iran clash in Hormuz
The US was awaiting Iran’s response to its latest proposed peace deal, after both sides accused the other of triggering an overnight clash.
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Man spotted poisoning bluegum trees in front of estate
The deliberate poisoning of two historic bluegum trees in Koeberg Road in Durbanville last Sunday evening had irate residents up in arms this week.
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Ramaphosa ‘respects’ court judgement, EFF vows to fight relentlessly
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he respects the Constitutional Court’s judgement and reaffirmed his commitment to the Constitution.
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Bellville City FC life skills programme supported by police
Sgt Neelse and Officer Boer from Bellville SAPS spoke to Bellville City FC’s U12–U18 players about cyber bullying and online responsibility.
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Puzzling penis biting post on social media raises eyebrows
A shocking Facebook post about a Mitchells Plain woman biting off her boyfriend’s penis went viral – until police confirmed it never happened.
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Kraaifontein’s Mushin Kai Dojo makes their mark on national stage
SA’s finest karateka stepped onto the mat at the Boardwalk International Convention Centre in Gqeberha a fortnight ago to compete at the WUKF SA Championships.
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Constitutional Court: Phala Phala vote was invalid and unconstitutional
The Constitutional Court ruled on that the vote of the National Assembly on 13 December 2022 on the Phala Phala report is inconsistent with the constitution, invalid and set aside.
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Younger Grade 1 pupils more likely to repeat the year
New research shows children who start Grade 1 younger are far more likely to repeat the year — and the gap persists into Grade 4.
