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Activists march in Simon’s Town to stop removal of Cape Peninsula baboons
Activists marched in Simon’s Town to save Cape Peninsula baboons from forced removal. “This campaign demands accountability, not just for baboons, but for how we treat the wild spaces and beings who share this land with us,” said activist Chad…
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R11 Billion recovered as South Africa makes major strides against state capture
South Africa has achieved a positive turnaround in its battle against state capture corruption, recovering nearly R11 billion in stolen public funds.
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World’s largest Black Rhino sanctuary set to open in Namibia’s Fish River Canyon
Namibia is set to become home to the world’s largest Black Rhino sanctuary, following a groundbreaking conservation agreement announced this week.
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Besoek dié tandarts gratis
Vanjaar begin die tandheelkundige kliniek op Maandag 4 Augustus en dit sluit op Saterdag 16 Augustus.
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BM hands keys to home owners
The Bergrivier Municipality (BM) recently handed 68 houses over to beneficiaries in Piketberg (34 houses) and Porterville (also 34 houses)
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JOSHLIN SMITH: Nóg ‘n wenk loop uit op niks
Met die appèlsaak van Kelly Smith, Boeta Appolis en Steveno van Rhyn wat nou weer in die kollig is, gaan die polisie moet bontstaan om weer allerhande “nuwe” inligting wat […]
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Speurder in hegtenis ná noodlottige skietvoorval in Wellington
’n Polisiespeurder is in hegtenis geneem ná ’n skietvoorval in Wellington waarin sy eksmeisie gewond en haar kêrel, Petrus Jacobs (49), noodlottig gewond is.
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Wellington: Polisieman skiet glo sy meisie se beweerde vriend dood
’n Skietvoorval het ’n rustige middag in Schoongezichtstraat, Wellington versteur. Een persoon is dood, ’n ander beseer. ’n Polisielid word glo met die voorval verbind. Ondersoek duur voort.
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Cross-border security crisis: SAPS and Lesotho police investigate alleged military training camps
South African Police Service (SAPS) and Lesotho Police are conducting a joint investigation into allegations of illegal military training camps operating on South African soil.
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