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ELECTIONS 2026 | Special voting hit by major snags as South Africa heads for polls
South Africa’s first day of special voting for the 2026 local government elections got off to a troubled start on Monday, with hundreds of voting stations unable to open on…
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Public memorial and celebration of life set for Hyron Andrews
Hyron Andrews funeral services announced including public memorial at VGK Huguenot Church Paarl and celebration of life at Kings Park Stadium
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SA economy is 5.3% larger than previously measured, Stats SA
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) has completed a major overhaul of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
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Kroonstad-broers mik op loopbane in lugvaart
Dandré (22) en SP Kruger (19) van Kroonstad het hul visier op die lugvaartbedryf gerig. Terwyl Dandré reeds besig is om sy droom van ‘n loopbaan as lugrederyvlieënier te verwesenlik,…
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Nuwe Christelike sakekamer gestig in Kroonstad
‘n Nuwe Christelike sakekamer is in Kroonstad gestig om plaaslike ondernemings te versterk, samewerking te bevorder en ‘n gesamentlike stem oor sake- en munisipale uitdagings te skep.
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Taxpayers fork out R8.89 million for two police ministers
The government has paid R2.7 million for suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu’s legal costs while taxpayers fund both his salary and his replacement’s.
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DA caucus leader murdered days ahead of municipal election
The DA in the Free State is mourning Metsimaholo caucus leader Michael Thulani Mbana, who was assassinated execution-style in Sasolburg
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Diesel prices surge as refinery damage worsens fuel crisis
Diesel prices hit records as refinery damage from Middle East and Ukraine wars creates bottleneck worse than crude oil shortage.
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Nobilis-skool in Virgina 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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