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Nobilis-skool in Virginia betreur afsterwe van oud-hoofseun
Matthew Bam, voormalige hoofseun van die Nobilis-skool op Virginia, is Saterdagoggend, 24 Oktober, in ’n motorongeluk op die Welkom-Virginia-pad oorlede.
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Fuel relief offers temporary respite, but OUTA demands answers on wasted billions
South Africans will get some relief at the pumps from next month, but the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) says government must show the same urgency in tackling wasteful spending…
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From Hitler Mussolini to underwater hockey: The week’s strangest stories
Unusual global stories feature bizarre arrests, controversial names, underwater hockey and political blunders.
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High Court overturns Matjhabeng Mayor’s assault and crimen injuria convictions
Matjhabeng’s mayor, Thanduxolo Khalipha, was acquitted of assault and crimen injuria after appealing his convictions in court.
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Three arrested for alleged murder after man found with fatal injuries in Virginia CBD
Three suspects have appeared in court following the alleged murder of Orapeleng Sesinyi, 41, whose body was discovered with multiple injuries in Virginia’s CBD
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Polisievrou van Lichtenburg doodgery by voetoorgang voor winkelsentrum
Medelye stroom in ná die 53-jarige Eunice Nortman aan haar beserings beswyk nadat ‘n voertuig bo-oor haar gery het terwyl sy ‘n voetoorgang oorgesteek het.
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Godongwana’s fuel levy cut leaves petrol drivers still holding their breath
Finance Minister Godongwana’s levy cut offers diesel relief from 4 November, but petrol drivers brace for a likely increase above the record R30 per litre mark.
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Human rights violations as residents endure five years of sewerage
Residents in Glen Harmony face ongoing raw sewage spills due to a collapsed sewer line, harming health and property without municipal resolution.
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Three national titles well-earned
Hanno van Jaarsveldt won three gold and one silver medal at the Sanesa Championships, concluding his primary school equestrian career successfully.
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Youths enabled through SANCA programme
Riebeeckstad High School’s “I Can” campaign promoted informed choices against substance use, featuring performances, testimonies, and community engagement.
