Wynberg taxi boss killed
Another taxi boss has been killed. Charmaine Bailey was the training officer for CATA Regional Taxi Council, and a secretary…
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Drivers’ licence machine breaks down – again
Motorists will see further delays in receiving their driving licence cards, as the printing machine has broken down again. The…
DBE supports the centralised procurement system
The Department of Basic Education has thrown its weight behind the centralised procurement system. Education Minister Angie Motshekga says although…
Stricter regulations should be enforced on energy drinks
Energy drinks have long and short-term effects on people’s health. Healthy Living Alliance programme manager, Lawrence Nzama Mbalati was speaking…
Student death: crime affecting all
Student safety is a universal concern and requires all role players to actively address it. This is the charge from…
Escaped Eastern Cape rapist rearrested
Eastern Cape authorities have rearrested a convicted rapist who escaped the Ngqeleni Correctional Centre on April 27. Siyabulela Khohliso is…
Four churchgoers killed after bus overturns on the N2
A case of culpable homicide is being investigated after four women died while en route from George to Cape Town…
Euro-fascism on the rise as Germany abducts child over Islamic beliefs
A Muslim German child has been kidnapped by police and child protection services due to his parents teaching him that…
Apartheid inquests expose regime cover-ups
The truth about Apartheid should not have been covered under a shroud of forgiveness for the sake of moving beyond…
Norway says ‘no’ to occupation companies
Norway has cut ties with companies that contribute to the illegal settlements in Palestine. Oslo says that foodstuffs coming from…
What does SA have to show for 29 years of ‘freedom’?
Many South Africans are not celebrating the anniversary of the country’s first democratic elections, saying that the state that they…
de Ruyter answers questions in Parliament
Former Eskom CEO, Andre de Ruyter says that he had notified all relevant authorities about the allegations of cartels eating…
Kenyan Cult: Nearly 60 bodies recovered from a forest
Nearly 60 bodies have been recovered from a forest in eastern Kenya, mainly from mass graves. The bodies are believed…
Mitchells Plain learner killed in taxi collision
A learner has died in a collision between a taxi and another car in Lentegeur, Mitchells Plain. The police are…
Imam Haron Inquest: Apartheid police acted as prosecutors
The qualifications of the magistrates of the Apartheid regime are being questioned. The reopened inquest into Imam Abdullah Haron’s death…
Firearm could be linked to 13-yr-old’s Manenberg shooting
Detectives are investigating whether a firearm confiscated in Manenberg is linked to the shooting of a 13-year-old boy. He was…
Two arrested in KZN mass shooting
Police in Pietermaritzburg have arrested two suspects linked to the mass murder of a family in KwaZulu-Natal. Police Minister Bheki…
SA to locally produce its own mRNA vaccines
No politician will be involved in the procurement process of the mRNA vaccines. Health Minister Joe Phaahla was addressing delegates…
Namibia on State visit to SA, no mention of Phala Phala
South Africa hosts Namibian President Hage Geingob at the Union Buildings. This is the first state visit by a Namibian…