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Cape Town Junior Council elects new generation of youth leaders
Cape Town’s newly elected Junior City Council leaders have outlined plans to tackle youth issues and strengthen community engagement.
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Long-serving exec takes the helm at one of SA’s largest private healthcare groups
Netcare has appointed Melanie Da Costa as CEO, succeeding Dr Richard Friedland, who steps down at the end of 2026 after three decades at the helm.
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SASSA sets 90-minute queue target for grant beneficiaries
Sassa is rolling out smart queue systems and biometric kiosks at offices nationwide, targeting a maximum 90-minute wait for grant beneficiaries.
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Bellville robber convicted after victim flags down police
A Bellville suspect was sentenced to 10 years in jail for robbing a man at knifepoint on Bellrail Road after being caught near the scene.
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House robberies in Fisantekraal takes a new turn, warns police
The Durbanville police alerted residents to a new modus operandi of house robberies in which people advertising items for sale are targeted by criminals.
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Rights group to challenge race-based laws in High Court
Rescue SA Civil Rights Alliance has launched a landmark constitutional challenge against South Africa’s race-based laws in the Pretoria High Court.
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Rose vra vir Afrikaanse regshulp
Aletta Rose (63), beskuldig van haar suster se moord, weier regshulp en gryp polisieman voor bors. Saak uitgestel na Donderdag 21 Mei.
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Wesbank-inwoners soek antwoorde ná vier sterf en kind gewond is in skietery
Inwoners soek antwoorde nadat vier mense Saterdagaand in Wesbank doodgeskiet is in ‘n ‘sinnelose slagting’. ‘n Kind is ook in die voorval gewond.
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Twee vas oor gesteelde lere
Twee verdagtes is in Bellville gearresteer nadat VRCID-beamptes hulle gevang het met gesteelde traplere wat vir skrootmetaal vernietig sou word.
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Codeta cracks down on undisciplined taxi operators
Codeta fired a driver and conductor involved in a cellphone robbery to enforce discipline, confirming the driver lacked a valid licence.
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