Families struggle to repatriate bodies of mass shooting victims in Eastern Cape
After a tragic mass shooting in Philippi East, the family of 28-year-old Mapelo, along with others from their village, faces significant financial challenges in ...
ANC unmoved by SACP's election ambitions, says Mbalula
Fikile Mbalula issues a powerful warning to the ANC, highlighting the urgent need for unity and reform to combat corruption and restore public trust.
A year later, still no arrest of ‘abusive’ Goolam Vawda
Lindiwe Sisulu's legal complaint against Goolam Vawda exposes a troubling lack of police action in a high-profile social media abuse case, raising questions about ...
Silence from presidency on Mchunu's damning testimony
The Presidency remains silent as suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu reveals that President Cyril Ramaphosa was aware of the decision to disband the Political ...
How investigators discovered Katiso Molefe's connection to police officer as hitman
Testimony at the Madlanga Commission uncovers a troubling link between businessman Katiso Molefe and police officer Michael Pule Tau, implicating them in the murder ...
Cruise into 2026 refreshed with MSC Opera
As the new year unfolds, sail away on MSC Opera for a rejuvenating expedition that promises relaxation, adventure, and culinary delights. Don't miss out on a magical ...
Detective reveals attempts to derail high profile murder investigation
At the Madlanga Commission, a detective exposes police tactics linked to the ‘Big Five’ cartel that obstructed the investigation into Armand Swart's murder, revealing ...
Merger regulations level economy playing field
Small and black-owned firms were not able to enter into and compete in markets on the merits.
Motsepe 'backs' Panyaza Lesufi for ANC's top job
Patrice Motsepe's surprising endorsement of Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi for the ANC presidency has shaken the political landscape, igniting fierce debates over ...
'Cat' Matlala wants to be released for R100,000
Controversial businessman Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala is on the brink of learning his fate as the Gauteng High Court reserves judgment on his bail appeal, following serious ...
Vandalism on MyCiTi buses: 26 vehicles damaged in six months
Over the past six months, 26 MyCiTi buses on the N2 Express routes have suffered extensive damage due to vandalism.
Court dismisses patient’s claim over faulty drip
A former patient at Potchefstroom Hospital loses his legal battle against the MEC for Health after a faulty drip caused complications, as the court finds no negligence ...
SPCA team bravely rescues dog guarding its deceased owner
In a heart-wrenching incident, the Randwest SPCA team bravely rescues a dog guarding its deceased owner, highlighting the emotional toll of their work.
Pepfar Bridge Plan funding a small drop in SA's HIV/Aids fight
TAC has issued an urgent warning as the 50% cut in Pepfar funding threatens vital HIV/Aids services, urging government action to protect vulnerable communities. ...
Omotoso's attorney says 'case should be left to rest' as State seeks new appeal
Unhappy that Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso and his co-accused walked free after being acquitted of rape, human trafficking and racketeering, the state is ...
How greed nearly brought Tembisa Hospital to its knees
Dr Fatima Hendricks addresses the moral decay in South African healthcare, using the Tembisa Hospital scandal as a case study, and calls for greater political engagement ...
Social media influencer escapes criminal liability for civil contempt
The Gauteng High Court ...
Wait your turn, MPs tell Mchunu's chief of staff amid apology demand
Cedrick Nkabinde seeks an apology for remarks made, during the parliamentary Ad Hoc Committee, by Advocate Norman Arendse SC.
Gutted runners reflect on decision to cancel race
Runners were left stunned and disappointed as the 2025 Sanlam Cape Town Marathon was abruptly cancelled just hours before its start on Sunday due to severe winds, ...