State witnesses divided on Zuma-Sambudla's twitter posts and July 2021 unrest

Willem Phungula|Published

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla's trial for incitement of public violence continues as a social media analyst prepares to testify on the implications of her posts during the July 2021 unrest.

Palestinian refugees could be victims of human trafficking

Manyane Manyane|Published

Following the arrival of 153 Palestinian refugees in South Africa, serious allegations of human trafficking have emerged, raising questions about the unregistered ...

Local MMA fighters to prove their mettle at EFC Knox Legacy Series 2026 in Cape Town

Theolin Tembo|Published

MMA fighters prepare for the Knox Legacy Series 2026, kicking off on 26 February at the GrandWest Grand Arena.

Boycott or not, SA will host successful G20 summit, says Lamola

Siyabonga Sithole|Published

International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola has dismissed concerns about the absence of key nations at the upcoming G20 Summit in South Africa, asserting that ...

Inquiry chair dismisses NPA boss Batohi's demands

Zelda Venter|Published

An inquiry into Advocate Andrew Chauke's conduct as Director of Public Prosecutions has commenced, focusing on allegations of misconduct and the mishandling of high-profile ...

Former SARS employee sentenced to six years for tax fraud

Staff Reporter|Published

Over a period of 25 months, former SARS employee and registered tax practitioner, Michael Benson submitted eleven fraudulent VAT201 returns to SARS, claiming refunds ...

How Franklin Sonn helped shape democratic SA

Staff Reporter|Published

Dr Franklin Sonn is remembered as an advocate and activist for the accelerated transformation of the country after the end of apartheid and the upliftment of historically ...

Motsoaledi, SIU gun for firms linked to R2 billion Tembisa Hospital loot

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

The Health Department faces criticism for failing to blacklist suppliers involved in the staggering R2 billion fraud at Tembisa Hospital, as shocking revelations ...

Trump's G20 boycott signals another low point in diplomatic relations

Rapula Moatshe|Published

Experts warn that Trump's boycott of the G20 Summit could undermine South Africa's role in global affairs, impacting diplomatic relations and international cooperation. ...

Two participants confirmed dead during Ironman 70.3 event in Mossel Bay

Se-Anne Rall|Published

Ironman South Africa has confirmed the deaths of two participants during the Ironman 70.3 event in Mossel Bay, following separate incidents in the swim portion of ...

NPA boss first to testify against suspended DPP Chauke

Zelda Venter|Published

The Nkabinde inquiry into suspended DPP Andrew Chauke commences in Pretoria, with National Director of Public Prosecutions, Shamila Batohi as the first witness.

First lucrative tender, now City awards DA founder Leon with top Civic Honour

Nicola Daniels|Published

The DA-led City is facing backlash for honouring Tony Leon, a former party leader, as opposition parties question the merit of this civic honour.

Western Cape top cop to engage Ombudsman, Ipid amid gang infiltration allegations

Nicola Daniels|Published

Amid rising distrust in the SAPS, Western Cape police commissioner Lieutenant General Patekile asserts his cooperation with the Ombudsman during a critical investigation ...

Proteas win completes magnificent SA sporting weekend

Staff Reporter|Published

Following the Springboks’ courageous 32-14 victory over Italy and Bafana Bafana’s 3-1 win over Zambia, the Proteas rewrote the record books in India with a 30-run ...

Hugs and 'baby kiss' cost principal his job

Zelda Venter|Published

A Gauteng school principal was dismissed after a series of inappropriate actions towards a volunteer assistant, including an unwanted hug and a request for a " baby ...

High Court upholds father and son’s seven-year sentences for brutal axe attack

Chevon Booysen|Published

A father and son have failed to overturn their seven-year sentences for a brutal axe attack that left Henry Coetzee permanently paralysed.

City weighs option to bring in new male following death of Rondevlei hippo, Brutus

Staff Reporter|Published

Brutus arrived at Rondevlei in November 1981, and was the first hippo to be reintroduced into the Western Cape in 300 years. He was still producing offspring until ...

Vigilante attack in Philippi: Police seek to identify victims

Wendy Dondolo|Published

Police have launched a murder investigation after three unidentified men were killed and set alight in what appears to be an act of vigilante justice in Philippi's ...

Remembering Sharna Fernandez: A legacy of service in the Western Cape

Wendy Dondolo|Published

Sharna Fernandez, former Western Cape provincial Speaker and MEC for Social Development, is remembered for her unwavering dedication to public service and advocacy ...

Globally renowned poet Ingrid Jonker finally 'returns' home

Own Correspondent|Published

According to Jonker’s cousin, Cathy de Villiers, the family regards this restitution “as a form of healing across generations”.