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Police brutality sparks anger in Blikkiesdorp

Nicola Daniels|Published 22 minutes ago

Residents of Blikkiesdorp are calling for justice after a local man was allegedly assaulted by police, resulting in a child being pepper-sprayed.

3GAR's McLaren crash: Why is the investigation taking so long?

Mandilakhe Tshwete|Published 1 hour ago

While a case of reckless and negligent driving is under investigation, Western Cape police confirmed that no arrests have been made.

Watch VideoSuspect linked with missing journo, partner led police to bodies

Jonisayi Maromo|Published 1 hour ago

Police have found two bodies, believed to be missing community radio journalist Aserie Sibusiso Ndlovu and his partner Zodwa Precious Mdhluli who have been missing ...

Pope Leo XIV calls for 'building bridges' in first address

AFP|Published 2 hours ago

The new pontiff urged people to "build bridges through dialogue, through encounter, to come together as one people, always in peace", before paying homage to his ...

Joshlin’s case puts role of Children’s Commissioner under spotlight

Nicola Daniels|Published 20 hours ago

Advocates call for accountability from the silent Children’s Commissioner amid a surge in violence against children.

How NSFAS intends eliminating student accommodation challenges

Thobeka Ngema|Published 21 hours ago

NSFAS discusses the current challenges in student accommodation and outlines plans for improvement.

Landmark Concourt victory for the blind

Nicola Daniels|Published 22 hours ago

BlindSA welcomed a landmark Constitutional Court ruling that permits the creation of accessible format copies of copyrighted works for persons with disabilities, ...

State IT Agency comes under fire for lacking a proper record keeping system

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published 23 hours ago

SITA's troubling absence of a robust IT record-keeping system raises serious questions about accountability and transparency.

NHI ruling 'does not pose any burden upon the presidency'

Nicola Daniels|Published 1 day ago

Following a significant court ruling, Cosatu and other unions express their unwavering support for the National Health Insurance Bill, asserting it as the best path ...

Crackdown on hijacking syndicate: Homemade firearms, radios and more confiscated

Staff Reporter|Published 1 day ago

City officials have launched a crackdown on a hijacking syndicate in Lingelethu West, seizing homemade firearms and recovering stolen vehicles amid a worrying rise ...

Dozens killed as India, Pakistan clash in worst violence in decades

AFP|Published 1 day ago

At least 38 deaths were reported, with Islamabad saying 26 civilians were killed by the Indian strikes and firing along the border, and New Delhi adding at least ...

Wings for Life World Run 2025: a global charity event uniting runners

Staff Reporter|Published 1 day ago

South African runners joined a global movement on Sunday for the Wings for Life World Run 2025, a unique race aimed at finding a cure for spinal cord injuries. From ...

Organised crime, corruption, and structural weaknesses remain key drivers of illicit trade

Manyane Manyane|Published 1 day ago

South Africa is grappling with a growing illicit trade crisis that threatens its economy across multiple sectors, including alcohol and pharmaceuticals. The Transnational ...

Police make progress in the kidnapping case of journalist Aserie Ndlovu and partner Zodwa Mdhluli

Staff Reporter|Published 1 day ago

Police are closing in on the motive behind the kidnapping of journalist Aserie Ndlovu and his partner Zodwa Mdhluli, following the arrest of five suspects. Investigations ...

Parliament demands answers from Minister Schreiber on Phil Craig's immigration status

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published 1 day ago

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber faces pressure from Parliament to clarify Phil Craig's citizenship status.

ANC begins deliberations on revised Budget

Mashudu Sadike|Published 1 day ago

The National Treasury has begun preparations for the upcoming budget, with Director-General Duncan Pieterse confirming that they will be saving costs.

PSL silent on action against GM Andile Ncobo amid fraud charges

Nicola Daniels and Robin-Lee Francke|Published 1 day ago

Andile ‘Ace’ Ncobo, the general manager of the Premier Soccer League, faces serious allegations of fraud and money laundering. As he and his wife appear in court, ...

George tragedy survivors left out in cold

Mandilakhe Tshwete and Nicola Daniels|Published 1 day ago

One year after the tragic George building collapse, survivors and families express deep scepticism over Minister Macpherson's promises of accountability, as they ...

Investigation underway into SAA cyberattack

Staff Reporter|Published 2 days ago

South African Airways confirms a significant cyberattack that disrupted its operations, prompting an immediate investigation and activation of disaster management ...

DA on why it wants ‘rigid racial quotas’ removed

Mashudu Sadike|Published 2 days ago

Advocate Ismail Jamie SC representing the DA, argued that rigid racial quotas are harming employment opportunities.