Bush baby returns home after unexpected journey to Cape Town aboard festival truck
Thanks to the dedicated efforts of various animal welfare organisations, Maurice, a lesser bush baby, has safely returned to Johannesburg after a surprising adventure ...
Transnational networks exploit crime at sea
A new report uncovers the alarming rise of maritime crime in Southern Africa, revealing how transnational criminal networks exploit established trade routes, posing ...
Gang violence in the Western Cape: A call for urgent intervention
Explore the alarming rise of gangsterism among youth in South Africa, driven by absent fathers, poverty, and societal pressures. This article uncovers the urgent ...
SA coalition demands accountability and justice for Palestinians in upcoming march
Activists in South Africa mobilise for a historic march demanding urgent legal action against Israel for alleged apartheid and genocide, calling for economic sanctions ...
Pivotal case on rape and consent could reshape South Africa's legal landscape
The Constitutional Court's deliberation on the constitutionality of South Africa's Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Act could pave the way for ...
Organisations warn that dismantling UNAIDS could reverse HIV progress
South Africa's Treatment Action Campaign and SECTION27 have voiced strong opposition to the ...
Ekurhuleni EMPD chief Julius Mkhwanazi takes special leave amid blue lights scandal
Mkhwanazi confirmed that he had applied for special leave but insisted he is prepared to testify before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry to clear his name.
Madlanga Commission: Parliament's oversight failure on police meddling
Mchunu protected criminal networks within the police and political spheres, an according to Mkhwanazi and National Commissioner, Fannie Masemola.
Electricity crisis sparks attack on Khayelitsha clinic
Residents of Khayelitsha express their frustrations over electricity shortages by attacking a local clinic, leading to condemnation from the City of Cape Town and ...
Police seek public assistance in locating wanted suspect Adam Edwards
Western Cape police are urgently seeking public help to locate Adam Edwards, a suspect wanted for a sexual offence.
Join the Proteas' victory parade in Cape Town: What you need to know
Join the Proteas in Cape Town on Friday as they celebrate their first ICC trophy in over 20 years with a grand parade, uniting the nation in pride and joy.
Bredell faces backlash over proposed dissolution of Knysna Council at heated meeting
Amidst rising political tensions, stakeholders in Knysna voice strong opposition to MEC Anton Bredell's controversial proposal to dissolve the local municipality, ...
Restoration plans for Archbishop Desmond Tutu monument
The City of Cape Town is set to accept ownership of the Arch for Archbishop Desmond Tutu monument following community complaints about its deteriorating condition. ...
Police probe discovery of body believed to be kidnapped businessman Roger Brijlal
Cape Town authorities confirm the tragic discovery of a body believed to be kidnapped businessman Roger Brijlal, as they call on the community for vital information ...
SA medical societies say paracetamol is safe for use during pregnancy
Paracetamol is confirmed as the safest and most effective treatment for pain and fever in pregnancy, according to leading South African medical societies, despite ...
Probe clears Kenny Kunene after visit to businessman's home during arrest
Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr report finds no wrongdoing by Patriotic Alliance Deputy President in Molefe residence visit; Kunene returns to full political duties.
Mandla Mandela honours Heritage Day at sea, echoing his grandfather's legacy
Nelson Mandela’s grandson Mandla marked Heritage Day aboard a ship to Gaza, saying the struggle for freedom is his heritage.
New legislative efforts to make Sex Offenders Register accessible to public
Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi unveils plans to make the National Register of Sex Offenders accessible to the public, sparking a crucial legislative review.
Minister wont revoke Phillip Craig's permanent residency amid Cape Independence controversy
Minister Leon Schreiber stands firm on Phillip Craig's permanent residency, asserting that political expression should not be penalised, even amidst calls for action ...