Operation Smile South Africa: Transforming lives one smile at a time
Staff Reporter|Published

Operation Smile South Africa: Transforming lives one smile at a time

Proteas women, Boks aim for historic glory in an action packed weekend

Staff Reporter|Published

All eyes are on the Proteas Women as they kick off their ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup campaign against England, while the Springboks strive for back-to-back Rugby ...

Why SAA missed another crucial deadline for annual report submission

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

The South African Airways (SAA) has not submitted its annual report for 2024/25 to Parliament as required by law within the stipulated September 30 deadline.

Court comes to rescue of widow defrauded in property transfer

Zelda Venter|Published

A recent court ruling has reinstated a widow's ownership of her home after she was misled into signing documents that facilitated a fraudulent property transfer. ...

Crime intelligence officer convicted for helping ANC councillor evade arrest

Nomonde Zondi|Published

Thulani Obed Thango, an Umlazi crime intelligence officer, has been convicted of obstructing justice by aiding ANC councillor Mthokozisi Nojiyeza in evading arrest ...

How Tembisa Hospital syndicates spent loot

Manyane Manyane|Published

The Special Investigating Unit's interim report reveals a shocking R2 billion looting scandal at Tembisa Hospital, exposing the collusion between corrupt officials ...

Cruise into 2026 refreshed with MSC Opera

Staff Reporter|Published

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 ...

Family demands justice for teen's death during sleepover

Mandilakhe Tshwete|Published

A 13-year-old girl tragically dies after an alleged assault during a sleepover in Khayelitsha, prompting her family to demand justice and raising concerns about ...

Pressure mounts on Israel for 'abducting' pro-Palestine activists

AFP|Published

By Thursday, of the roughly 45 ships, more than 30 had been intercepted or were assumed to have been intercepted, according to the flotilla's tracking system.

Suspended UIF commissioner pockets R1. 4 million while sitting at home

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

Teboho Maruping, the commissioner of the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), continues to draw a hefty salary of R1. 4 million despite being on precautionary suspension ...

Viral driver charged with assault

Kim Swartz|Published

A drunk driver who went viral on social media after assaulting a traffic officer on Monday and using racial slurs, faces reckless and negligent driving, drunken ...

Cape Town dealership to refund R150 000 for defective Toyota Fortuner

Staff Reporter|Published

After purchasing a Toyota Fortuner that developed defects on the same day, a Cape Town customer will receive a R150 000 refund.

Fikile Mbalula warns ANC about 'comrade tsotsis'

Kamogelo Moichela|Published

Mbalula compared the current infiltration of the ANC by criminal elements to the era of the anti-apartheid struggle, when thugs masqueraded as freedom fighters. ...

Three-month extended termination notice period for social grants agreement

Thobeka Ngema|Published

Sassa has announced a three-month extension of the termination notice period for its Master Services Agreement with Postbank.

Global Sumud Flotilla shines a light on Gaza despite Israeli interception - Tutu Trust

AFP and Staff Reporter|Updated

The Global Sumud Flotilla's mission to deliver aid to Gaza was thwarted by Israeli warships, yet it succeeded in drawing global attention to the plight of Palestinians, ...

Court denies Limpopo principal's appeal over mishandled sexual abuse case

Zelda Venter|Published

A Limpopo school principal's attempt to regain his position after dismissal for mishandling a sexual abuse case has been denied by the Johannesburg Labour Court, ...

Help police locate Dayaan Fataar in Mitchells Plain firearm case

Genevieve Serra|Updated

Police are appealing for public assistance in locating Dayaan Fataar, a person of interest in an investigation involving the seizure of 19 firearms and ammunition ...

Foreigners paid R546m in RAF claims

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

Taxpayers have coughed up R546 million to foreign nationals who lodged claims with the Road Accident Fund (RAF) in 2024/25 financial year.

DA-led City under scrutiny following police raids over fraud and corruption

Mandilakhe Tshwete|Published

Police raids in Cape Town have unveiled troubling allegations of corruption in municipal procurement, challenging the Democratic Alliance's long-standing claims ...

State suffers in Phala Phala trial as witness insists he was intimidated to give false evidence

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

A key witness in the Phala Phala farm robbery trial claims he was intimidated into providing false evidence, casting serious doubt on the trial's integrity and the ...