Victims of South Africa’s ‘house of horrors’ case embrace hope as trial approaches
After nearly eight years of legal battles, the trial for South Africa's oldest sex abuse case is finally set to begin, igniting hope for the victims as they courageously ...
Judge Makhubele faces possible impeachment
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya has referred the finding of gross misconduct against suspended Judge Nana Makhubele to Parliament.
Private security firm contracted to Armscor robbed of weapons
Armscor confirmed that weapons stolen in a recent robbery at the Institute for Maritime Technology were owned by a contracted private security firm.
These are the names of the 18,000 Palestinian children murdered by Israel since October 7
Madlanga Commission delay sparks ‘cover-up’ fears
The postponement of the Madlanga Commission into criminality and corruption raises serious concerns about evidence tampering and the safety of witnesses, according ...
Malema’s hate speech case may be decided by apex court – expert
The EFF's intention to challenge the Equality Court's ruling on Julius Malema's hate speech could lead to a landmark case in the Constitutional Court, raising critical ...
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 ...
Taxi war robbed family of breadwinner
56-year-old Hilton Williams was shot dead amid escalating taxi violence in Macassar, leaving his family heartbroken and highlighting urgent safety concerns in the ...
Ex-pastor and co-accused sentenced to nine years for orchestrating R329 million Ponzi scheme
After a decade-long trial, ex-pastor Colin Davids and his associate Derek Bredekamp face nine years in prison for their involvement in a devastating R329 million ...
Teens abandon bail application following attack on DA MPs
Two teenagers have abandoned their bail application following an alleged attack on Democratic Alliance MPs in Philippi, raising concerns over safety and crime in ...
Sassa implements biometric enrolment for new beneficiaries from September
The South African Social Security Agency is set to introduce a transformative biometric enrolment system for new beneficiaries, commencing this September.
Concourt to have final say on Shell’s Wild Coast oil drilling plans
Communities on the Eastern Cape's Wild Coast are taking a stand against Shell's oil drilling plans by appealing to the Constitutional Court, challenging previous ...
How UCT's Thandiswa Nxomani became a pivotal figure in South African women's rugby
Discover how UCT student Thandiswa Nxomani transformed her passion for rugby into a pivotal role as team manager for the Springbok Women, leading them to the World ...
Equality Court ruling on Malema: SAHRC to pursue next legal steps
The SAHRC welcomed the Equality Court ruling against Julius Malema’s hate speech, promising full engagement in forthcoming relief proceedings.
WesBank and Toyota nailed for finance market collusion, hit with R30million fine
WesBank, the division of FirstRand Bank and Toyota Financial Services have agreed to pay R30 million to settle a case with the Competition Commission.
NSFAS reveals shocking R45bn debt — here’s who must repay
NSFAS is calling on thousands of former students who received loans from the scheme and are now employed to repay their debt, as the financial aid scheme tries to ...
New Volkswagen Golf GTI now open to order - here's how much it costs in South Africa
The long-anticipated Volkswagen Golf 8. 5 GTI will hit local showrooms in November. Here's what you get for your hard-earned money:
Court interdicts company in solar panel design infringement case
A recent court ruling has highlighted the ongoing intellectual property disputes in South Africa's solar panel industry, as Balster Nienhuis seeks justice against ...
Rise in housebreaking, theft of personal property, consumer fraud linked to poverty
New data from Statistics South Africa reveals a troubling rise in economic crimes, including housebreaking and consumer fraud, driven by financial desperation.