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Cosby Show actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner dies in drowning in Costa Rica
US actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who played the son in the smash-hit sitcom “The Cosby Show,” has drowned in Costa Rica.
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An astute teacher from South Africa’s apartheid era passed away
Bloemfontein’s well-known teacher from the apartheid era has closed the final chapter of his life story.
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Matjhabeng residents face crisis over service delivery issues
Residents of Matjhabeng filed a complaint to the HRC due to service delivery failures stemming from overtime disputes, causing extended outages.
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Eight commuters injured in petrol bomb attack on Golden Arrow bus in Cape Town
Eight passengers were seriously injured when assailants hurled a petrol bomb at a Golden Arrow bus in Gugulethu on Monday morning.
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George building collapse ‘entirely preventable’, investigation finds
A damning investigation into the devastating building collapse that killed 34 construction workers in George, has concluded that the tragedy was “entirely preventable” .
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Oudste Springbok, Des van Jaarsveldt, sterf op 96
Mark Alexander, President van SA Rugby, het Maandag hulde gebring aan voormalige Springbok-kaptein en flank Des van Jaarsveldt, wat vroeër die dag op die ouderdom van 96 jaar oorlede is. […]
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Koeberg Unit 1 to stay offline longer due to maintenance delay
Unit 1 of the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, currently offline for long-term maintenance, will return to service later than expected.
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Junior Boks receive a hero’s welcome back home
The Junior Springboks returned to South African soil as conquering heroes on Monday.
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Technology meets compassion during Mandela Week at Universitas Hospital
The University of the Free State is performing six charitable robotic surgeries during Mandela Week, honoring Nelson Mandela’s legacy and combating surgical backlogs.
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‘State Capture’ businessman jailed for R66 million Transnet fraud
A Gauteng businessman has been sentenced to an effective five years in prison in connection with a R66 million Transnet fraud.
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