Court sentences ex-FNB employee to six years for theft from elderly farmer
The long arm of the law caught up with a former bank employee who helped herself to money from an elderly farmer.
Two men awarded R1 million for unlawful arrest and police procedural flaws
A Gauteng High Court judge has ordered compensation for two assault suspects unlawfully arrested by the police, highlighting the need for better protection of victims' ...
Mkhwanazi set to be the first witness at the Madlanga Commission
The Madlanga Judicial Commission of Inquiry will commence on September 17, with Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi expected to testify about serious allegations ...
These are the names of the 18,000 Palestinian children murdered by Israel since October 7
South African government refutes claims of 'undetected' M23 rebels at peace dialogue
The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation defends its protocols against allegations that M23 rebels entered South Africa undetected during a peace ...
Stellenbosch Municipality mum on transformation
Stellenbosch Municipality faces scrutiny over its senior management's racial composition following a leaked video where Acting Director Alexander Kannemeyer questions ...
The Metropolitan Museum opens in Cape Town – an investment in legacy
Metropolitan Life officially opens the Metropolitan Museum, a dedicated space that honours 127 years of resilience, progression and innovation.
Cataract surgery: Innovative techniques and what you need to know
Discover the intricacies of cataract surgery, from understanding what a cataract is to exploring the latest advancements in artificial lenses that can restore your ...
Three shot dead in suspected gang-related attack in Tafelsig
Three men were shot dead in Tafelsig, raising concerns over escalating gang violence.
Thabo Bester fights back: Court order sought to stop Netflix documentary airing
Thabo Bester, a convicted killer and rapist, is taking legal action against Netflix to prevent the release of the documentary series "Beauty and the Bester," claiming ...
Body of missing Bloubergstrand kite-surfer found at sea
Rescue teams have confirmed that the missing kite-surfer was found deceased
Community rallies to find missing eight-year-old Anovuyo Oncke in Lotus River
Anovuyo Oncke, an eight-year-old girl from Phumlani Village, has gone missing, sparking a desperate search by her family and community.
Legal experts call for RAF to fix payment delays outside court
The Gauteng High Court has dismissed the RAF's request for an extended payment moratorium, prompting legal experts to call for systemic reforms within the fund to ...
Donald Trump’s G20 non-attendance won’t sidetrack critical agenda, says International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola
Despite President Donald Trump's absence from the G20 Summit, South Africa's international relations Minister Ronald Lamola is preparing to welcome Vice President ...
Rising culinary star dies in buggy accident on Richard Branson’s Caribbean Island
Sihle Somdaka, a rising culinary talent and devoted father, tragically lost his life in a buggy accident on Richard Branson’s Caribbean Island.
More organisations join legal battle to stop City of Cape Town's tariff hikes
SA1st Forum joins the court challenge against Cape Town's new fixed rate charges in court, arguing that the increases threaten the affordability of household maintenance ...
High Court overturns unfair sanctions against school learners for vaping
The Western Cape High Court has declared the disciplinary actions against two learners for vaping in their school hostel unlawful, highlighting issues of double ...
DA’s ‘selective outrage’ exposed
Stellenbosch Municipality, under scrutiny for its racial transformation efforts, faces a new controversy as it disciplines a whistleblower who raised concerns about ...
Negotiation breakdown fuels taxi violence in the Western Cape
Taxi violence in Somerset West intensifies, with rival associations Cata and Codeta failing to reach an agreement despite government intervention and a court order. ...
Dial-a-Ride service to run until October after legal settlement
The City of Cape Town has paused its decision to cut the Dial-a-Ride service for disabled residents, following a legal settlement with the Western Cape Network on ...