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Police nail 388 suspects in major illegal mining crackdown
South African police have struck a major blow against illegal mining syndicates, arresting 388 suspects in just two weeks.
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‘Severance’ leads Emmy Award nominations with 27
The dark sci-fi office drama Severance on Tuesday led the contenders for the Emmy Awards, television’s version of the Oscars, with a whopping 27 nominations.
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Canada opens doors for massive WC investment boost
A groundbreaking meeting between Canada’s Minister of Finance, François-Philippe Champagne, and Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism, Dr Ivan Meyer, has opened new avenues for unprecedented investment…
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Mantashe appointed as temporary acting Police Minister after Mchunu suspension
CAPE TOWN – President Cyril Ramaphosa has moved swiftly to fill the leadership vacuum, appointing Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Gwede Mantashe as Acting Minister of Police with immediate…
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Kolisi keer terug as Springbokkaptein teen Georgië
Rassie Erasmus, hoofafrigter van die Springbokke, het Saterdag se span vir die laaste Castle Lager Inkommende Reeks-wedstryd teen Georgië in Nelspruit aangekondig – met ’n heel nuwe voorry en die…
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US rejects SA special envoy’s credentials amid trade crisis, claims DA
DA Spokesperson on International Relations Emma Louise Powell claims in a statement that Special Envoy Mcebisi Jonas was denied a visa to enter the United State.
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Trump gives Russia 50 days to make Ukraine deal
In a dramatic escalation of pressure on Moscow, President Donald Trump has given Russia a 50-day deadline to end its invasion of Ukraine or face crippling new economic sanctions
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Police: Over 9 000 GBVF suspects arrested in five months
Police arrested 9,287 Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) perpetrators for various crimes – including murder, sexual offences, and assault – between January and May 2025, says Gauteng Police Commissioner Dr…
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Bishop Lavis mass murder: Two suspects arrested after shooting claims four lives
BISHOP LAVIS, Cape Town – Two suspects have been arrested after a mass shooting in Bishop Lavis that claimed four lives on Friday evening. This came thanks to meticulous investigation…
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Lunar rainbow brightens the day for Stanford resident
A resident from Stanford witnessed what is also known as a moonbow or lunar rainbow while driving between Stanford and Hermanus early morning on Friday 11 July
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