Court puts brakes on Codeta's bid challenging closure of disputed taxi route
The Western Cape High Court has upheld the provincial Department of Mobility's decision to close specific taxi routes to ensure commuter safety amid ongoing violence. ...
'Urgent arrests, not prayers will address corruption at Tembisa Hospital'
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has distanced himself from a postponed 'national day of prayer' scheduled at Tembisa Hospital, following a wave of criticism from ...
Tembisa looting: Premier, Health MEC under fire for 'failing' to act
Despite claims of progress in addressing corruption at Tembisa Hospital, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi and Health MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko face mounting criticism ...
Top cop lifts lid on plan to remove him
Masemola said there would be parallel structures that would want to manipulate the national commissioner and if they can't, they will come with a plan to have him ...
'Under siege' Sibiya decries early morning raid
Suspended Deputy National Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya alleges betrayal by the police following a raid on his home.
Cruise into 2026 refreshed with MSC Opera
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 ...
Cape Town teacher wanted for sexual offences case hands himself over to police
Adam Edwards, a former teacher at Riverside College, has surrendered to police after a warrant was issued for his arrest in connection with a sexual offences case. ...
Suspected drug mules and courier apprehended at Cape Town International Airport
Two suspected drug mules and a courier were arrested at Cape Town International Airport within 24 hours, as authorities crack down on drug smuggling.
Life sentence sought for George man who killed girlfriend while on parole for wife's murder
The State wants a life sentence for Johan Miana, a George man who brutally murdered his girlfriend just months after being released on parole for his wife's murder. ...
Registration of Cat Matlala's security firm marred by irregularities
Eight officials from the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority have been suspended following a troubling investigation into CAT Protection and Security. ...
Lamborghinis, designer furniture seized in high-stakes raid on Hangwani Maumela's Sandton mansion
The SIU's high-stakes raid on Hangwani Maumela's Sandton mansion uncovers luxury assets linked to a staggering R820 million corruption scandal at Tembisa Hospital. ...
University of Fort Hare secures court interdict against protesting students
The Bhisho High Court order bars 10 students accused of fuelling unrest from organising protests, disrupting classes or intimidating others as demonstrations continue ...
Letter: The Post Office can once again deliver
Letting it die would deepen inequality and sever millions of South Africans from essential services and digital progress
Violent crime poses threat to voter participation ahead of local elections
As local government elections approach, rising violent crime especially in gang-affected areas is raising fears that many South Africans may be too afraid to vote, ...
Vindicated teacher speaks of battle to clear her name
After nearly seven years of legal battles, Cape Town teacher Lee-Ann Snyders highlighted the emotional toll of her wrongful dismissal.
Three-year-old Qadir Boer killed in suspected gang shooting in Hanover Park
Hanover Park is in mourning after a three-year-old boy was tragically killed in a gang-related shooting, highlighting ongoing violence in the community.
Mkhwanazi drops another Mchunu bombshell
Mkhwanazi has accused rogue political forces of sabotaging the fight against political killings and claimed Mchunu wasn’t even the real author of the letter that ...
Mkhwanazi questions Mchunu's role in sealing Ipid's Phala Phala report
KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has voiced serious concerns about Police Minister Senzu Mchunu's controversial decision to classify the Independent Police ...
Officials blamed for failure to pay thousands of teacher assistants
After months without pay, more than 150 000 education assistants across South Africa are finally receiving their stipends following intervention by Basic Education ...