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France leads Western nations in historic recognition of Palestinian State at UN summit
NEW YORK – French President Emmanuel Macron led a wave of Western nations in officially recognising a Palestinian state during a landmark United Nations summit Monday, defying Israel and its key […]
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Young farmers hop into profitable rabbit farming business
Zimbini Nodize (23), founder of the Sli & Mbini Cooperative from Corana locality in Mthatha, confirmed that their group of young farmers specialise in rabbit farming in order to make […]
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Heartfelt return to ‘Mama Walton’ brings tears and joy
The John Walton Secondary School Class of 1982 celebrated their 60th birthdays with heartfelt reunions, memory-sharing, and tributes, honouring their lasting friendships and legacy.
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Court clears parents to sue Kruger National Park after leopard kills toddler
The parents of a boy mauled to death by a leopard in the Kruger National Park in 2019 have been granted permission to proceed with their damages claim.
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Sisters killed in tragic crash to be laid to rest this weekend
Janene Moodley, the mother of two sisters killed in an accident in the Northern Cape last weekend, says the family is “devastated by the tragic loss of our beloved Cassidy and Connor.”
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Coca-Cola SA may cut 680 jobs, close plants amid restructuring
Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) is considering cutting up to 680 jobs and shutting some of its plants.
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Drug awareness campaign empowers trainees
The Say NO to Drugs campaign empowered Volkswagen B-Plant trainees in the Eastern Cape with crucial drug-related knowledge, addressing the rising substance abuse crisis through education and community engagement.
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Volkswagen Group Africa secures Bay’s pump stations
Volkswagen Group Africa has partnered with the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber to adopt three sewerage pump stations, enhancing security and environmental protection through proactive corporate citizenship initiatives.
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‘I couldn’t keep quiet’: Police chief Mkhwanazi after explosive police corruption allegations
Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, KwaZulu-Natal police chief, says he was aware that his 6 July press conference exposing alleged criminality and political interference would put him in the crosshairs – but he felt he “couldn’t keep quiet.”
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‘Gaza hospitals on brink of collapse’
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that Israel’s ground offensive in northern Gaza has pushed hospitals to the “brink of collapse.”
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