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Three accused in court over murdered runner’s smartwatch
Three accused appear in court over smartwatch belonging to murdered runner as police investigate 12 women’s deaths in Ekurhuleni.
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300 bicycles to schools and neighbourhood watch groups during Western Cape Mobility Month
The Western Cape Government donated 300 bicycles to schools and NHWs during a five-day cycle tour promoting road safety and sustainable transport.
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Man se trane vloei ná aanvaller se selfdood in tronk
Naarheid het hom oorval, waarna die trane begin loop het toe Reint Grobler (56) van Wolseley hoor dat die man wat hom byna doodgemaak het, dood is
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53-year-old man dies after allegedly falling into a drain
A 53-year-old man was found dead in a drain on a farm in De Doorns on Friday morning. The circumstances around his death are under investigation.
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Worcester Taxi Association vows to take law in own hands if illegal taxi operators are not dealt with
Worcester United Taxi Association says it will continue blocking main roads if illegal taxi operations persist
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Amid tension in KZN, 19 suspects have been arrested
19 suspects have been arrested in the unrest in KwaZulu-Natal. The premier Thami Ntuli called on the SANDF to deploy in Durban.
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Seun (14) sterf in fratsongeluk by matriekafskeid toe hy onder vragmotor beland.
Tragedie speel af by matriekafskeid toe veertienjarige leerder onder vragmotor beland
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Confusion surrounds Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week
Conflicting reports emerge about Jacob Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week, with family contradicting MK Party’s routine check-up claim.
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Feeling the pinch: Cape taxi operators break even on fuel costs
October’s fuel price hike has pushed Cape Town taxi operators to break-even, leaving the industry caught between rising costs and struggling commuters.
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El Niño to peak in December, could be strongest since 1950
El Niño will intensify before peaking in December and could become one of the strongest events recorded since 1950, UN warns.
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