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Woman shot, 200 sheep stolen in Eastern Cape farm attack

Woman shot, 200 sheep stolen in Eastern Cape farm attack

By Ntombizodwa Dlamini | Published 12h ago

Eastern Cape police are investigating a shocking incident of attempted murder and stock theft that left a woman critically injured and 200 sheep stolen

Over 30 pedestrians died on Western Cape roads in March

By Wendy Dondolo | Published 12h ago

As pedestrian fatalities spike in Cape Town, community and government leaders are calling for urgent measures to tackle this devastating issue.

Over 30 pedestrians died on Western Cape roads in March

Over 30 pedestrians died on Western Cape roads in March

Fear of aftershocks in Myanmar forces patients into hospital car park

By AFP | Published 12h ago

Fear of aftershocks in Myanmar forces patients into hospital car park

Minister Lamola defends South Africa’s foreign policy, rejects unilateral political demands

By Hope Ntanzi | Published 12h ago

Minister Lamola defends South Africa’s foreign policy, rejects unilateral political demands

Urgent plea from MKP to freeze travel documents in justice for Cwecwe case

By Kamogelo Moichela | Published 12h ago

Urgent plea from MKP to freeze travel documents in justice for Cwecwe case

Former President Thabo Mbeki urges South Africa to bridge rift with US, sounding alarm on economic dangers

By Kamogelo Moichela | Published 13h ago

Former President Thabo Mbeki urges South Africa to bridge rift with US, sounding alarm on economic dangers

DA demands investigation into delayed Line 2C bus rapid transit project in Tshwane

By Rapula Moatshe | Published 13h ago

DA demands investigation into delayed Line 2C bus rapid transit project in Tshwane

The Silent Coup: When Banks Decide Who Lives and Who Starves

By Sipho Tshabalala | Published 13h ago

The Silent Coup: When Banks Decide Who Lives and Who Starves

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Gayton McKenzie reveals new insights into the Joshlin Smith investigation

Gayton McKenzie reveals new insights into the Joshlin Smith investigation

IMF and World Bank brace for Trump’s ‘America First’ makeover

IMF and World Bank brace for Trump’s ‘America First’ makeover

DA and ANC near deal to pass controversial budget with VAT hike, Expropriation Act untouched

DA and ANC near deal to pass controversial budget with VAT hike, Expropriation Act untouched

Singing through the ages: how vocal groups harmonise history

Singing through the ages: how vocal groups harmonise history

Urgent Appeal: Pretoria journalist Aserie Ndlovu and partner still missing after 43 days

By Jonisayi Maromo | Published 13h ago

Urgent Appeal: Pretoria journalist Aserie Ndlovu and partner still missing after 43 days

Urgent Appeal: Pretoria journalist Aserie Ndlovu and partner still missing after 43 days

Over 33 000 Grade 7 learners in Western Cape yet to apply for Grade 8 as deadline looms

By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published 13h ago

Over 33 000 Grade 7 learners in Western Cape yet to apply for Grade 8 as deadline looms

Over 33 000 Grade 7 learners in Western Cape yet to apply for Grade 8 as deadline looms

DFFE grants limited exemptions to Eskom’s application to skirt pollution regulations

By Theolin Tembo | Published 13h ago

DFFE grants limited exemptions to Eskom’s application to skirt pollution regulations

DFFE grants limited exemptions to Eskom’s application to skirt pollution regulations

Justice Minister Kubayi slams report of a "secret" agenda against deputy president Mashatile

By Siyabonga Sithole | Published 13h ago

Justice Minister Kubayi slams report of a "secret" agenda against deputy president Mashatile

Justice Minister Kubayi slams report of a "secret" agenda against deputy president Mashatile

Witness protection failure. Man seeks court intervention against police threats

By Zelda Venter | Published 13h ago

Witness protection failure. Man seeks court intervention against police threats

Witness protection failure. Man seeks court intervention against police threats

Minister Gwarube calls for justice in the case of seven-year-old Cwecwe

By Simon Majadibodu | Published 13h ago

Minister Gwarube calls for justice in the case of seven-year-old Cwecwe

Minister Gwarube calls for justice in the case of seven-year-old Cwecwe

SA aims to plant 10 million trees by 2030 with new 'One Employee, One Tree' initiative

By Koketso Phasha | Published 14h ago

SA aims to plant 10 million trees by 2030 with new 'One Employee, One Tree' initiative

SA aims to plant 10 million trees by 2030 with new 'One Employee, One Tree' initiative

Hope for KZN flood victims: land rezoning paves the way for permanent housing

By Siphesihle Buthelezi | Published 14h ago

Hope for KZN flood victims: land rezoning paves the way for permanent housing

Hope for KZN flood victims: land rezoning paves the way for permanent housing