FRIDAY, 07 MARCH 2025, 04:26
Just weeks after the United States invited Afrikaners to become refugees, the US Department of State’s Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration has cut off funding to civil society organisations providing services to refugees and asylum seekers in South Africa.
A St Benedict’s College pupil who hacked a teacher’s school account after illegally using her password, admitted to looking at other pupils’ marks in the system.
The Jackal Creek Golf Estate in Honeydew, Johannesburg, is a no-go zone for dogs, so newly married Glenton Swift and his pet-loving bride can’t live together.
When M* scrolled through her husband’s phone, looking for evidence of his drug use to explain what she considered erratic behaviour, she didn’t expect to find photos of herself, naked and unconscious with sexual acts being performed on her.
Her mother and two co-accused face charges of kidnapping and trafficking.
Suspect in the Zanzou nightclub case appears in court as investigations continue
The families of missing journalist and partner plead for public help in finding them.
More than 20 people have died in floods in KwaZulu-Natal over the past two months.
Gauteng gov. initiates lifestyle audits for officials to boost accountability and fight corruption.
DA calls for intervention as Mbombela faces taxi disruptions that threaten scholar transport.
Families evacuated as heavy rains cause flooding in KZN, affecting Verulam, Tongaat, and Phoenix.
Prof. Ntsikelelo Breakfast says that provincial success depends on local and national support
A family being rescued from a home in Merebank, Durban amid persistent rainfall.
Pope Francis has been battling pneumonia for two weeks.
The families of missing media executive Sibusiso Ndlovu and his partner to brief the media today.
The Health Department has given the assurance that the Mpox outbreak is under control.
The fire has completely destroyed the administration block of the Demalani secondary school.
Workers at West Coast Resources’ Koingnaas mine in Namaqualand are pointing fingers at the alleged Ponzi mastermind Louis Liebenberg for more than 6 000 carats of diamonds that are not recorded in the company’s asset register.
EC Finance MEC Mlungisi Mvoko urges action against officials extorting guesthouse owners for cash.
Red Cross says climate change could be one of reasons for the frequent floods in KZN.
Union Against Hunger campaigns to end food insecurity as 1 in 4 South Africans faces hunger