More Than 600-Million Dollars Of Crypto Currency Stolen
More than 600-million US dollars’ worth of crypto assets has been stolen by cybercriminals using the platform Poly Network. A…
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Pensioners Impacted By Witzenberg Rolling Blackouts
The Witzenberg Justice Coalition has expressed its frustration over the rolling blackouts in the area and its surrounds. Coalition member…
Scientists: Deaths After Covid-19 Vaccine “Unrelated”
Public concern about the side-effects of the Covid-19 vaccines is growing. This as question are being raised about the medical…
Electricity Instability At SAPS Satellite Station Behind Increase In Philippi Precinct Murders
Electricity issues at a satellite police station in Browns Farm, Philippi is behind the increase in murder rates in the…
R500-Million Worth Of Cocaine Busted in Durban
Half a billion rands worth of drugs has been seized at Durban Habour last month. SAPS’ Narcotic Enforcement Bureau of…
SAPS On High Alert For Manenberg Cat-Killer
Duinefontein Road is fast becoming a cat cemetery. Spokesperson for the Animal Welfare Society Allan Perrins says the notorious Manenberg…
Cabinet Reshuffle: ANC Alliances Saved Cele’s Job
There are enough checks and balances to ensure that the State Security Agency is not compromised by the Presidency. This…
State Security Agency Shifts to Presidency
President Cyril Ramaphosa has the country’s spies reporting directly to him. He has disbanded the Ministry of State Security and…
Ramaphosa Cabinet: A Recycle of Old Guard
There has effectively been limited change to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet. He has largely recycled names from the old guard…
Western Cape Hits The Peak Of Its Third Wave
The Western Cape has officially reached the peak of its Covid-19 third wave. This, as over 39,000 active cases and…
SIU Turns to Irregularities at the Water and Sanitation Dept
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is probing tenders worth R474 million issued by the Department of Water and Sanitation. The…
Cosatu & Numsa Skeptical Over Pension Fund Withdrawls
Labour federation Cosatu and the National Union of Metal Workers SA (Numsa) expressed their skepticism over Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s…
Social Relief of Distress Grant Applications Open 6th Aug
Those who do not qualify for the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant should not apply. Social Development Minister Lindiwe…
CT Electricity Consumers Weren’t Prepared For The Tariff Increase – STOP COCT
Cape Town electricity consumers were ill-prepared for the recent electricity price hikes. Founder of Stop COCT Sandra Dickson says the…
Table View High School Learners Face Disciplinary Action Over Bullying Incident
A group of Table View High school learners are facing disciplinary action after physically assaulting a black learner after school.…
Local Government Election Date Set For 27 October, Until ConCourt Challenges It
The local government election date has been set for 27 October until the Constitutional Court allows for a postponement. However,…
Two Cape Town Beaches Closed Due To Sewage Spill
Two beaches have been closed in Cape Town due to a collapsed collector sewer that spilled into the beach. Maiden’s…
Three W.C Workers Killed In One Week
Three Western Cape National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) workers died this week. The latest death saw Advocate Vukile Gontsana gunned down…
Israeli Colonisers Trying to Decide Palestinians’ Fate
The Zionist Israeli regime is once again defying international law, this time through its so-called legal system. The fate of…
Taxi Routes Mostly Normalised, but B97 Remains Closed
The Paarl to Bellville taxi route remains closed, but a tentative agreement between warring associations has been achieved. Transport Minister…