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AARTO implementation delayed again: New December 2025 launch date announced
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (AARTO) faces another postponement, giving businesses more time to prepare for sweeping changes to South African road traffic management. After years of…
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Grant Williams gets golden opportunity as Springboks face Italy in crucial test match
Scrum-half Grant Williams has earned his chance to start for the Springboks against Italy this Saturday.
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Crowdfunding campaign for murdered Paige Bell’s family surpasses R890 000
The crowdfunding campaign set up to support the family of murdered Paige Bell had raised over $50,000 (about R892 000) by Friday morning.
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Former policeman sentenced to 15 years for 1987 anti-apartheid activist murder
he Pretoria High Court delivered a historic 15-year prison sentence today (10 July) to former policeman Johan Marais, for the 1987 murder of anti-apartheid activist Caiphus Nyoka.
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Facebook romance scammers steal R3.4 million from Western Cape woman
Two young men appeared in the Bellville Magistrates Court today (10 July) following their arrest for an elaborate Facebook romance scam.
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Young leopard dies after being caught in gin traps near Heidelberg
CapeNature confirmed the death of a young leopard following a call to assist in a rescue operation on 2 July in the Heidelberg area, near the World Heritage site Boosmansbos.
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Talle honde verkluim al vanjaar; jassies gratis te kry
Diereskuiling vra inwoners om hul diere warm en droog te hou in koue weer
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Twee gesinne verloor hul wonings na brande in Robertson
Beddens, meubels en klere het verlore gegaan in die brande. Die gesinne het om hulp gevra om weer hul lewens te herbou.
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Roberston-man sit 20 j. na verkragting en poging tot moord
Geregtigheid het geskied ná die man se wrede dade twee jaar gelede.
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Dogs on the trail of South Africa’s endangered tortoises
In a groundbreaking conservation initiative near Cape Town, specially trained border collies are proving to be game-changers in the fight to save South Africa’s most endangered reptile species.
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