WATCH LIVE | Minister of Trade and Industry Parks Tau briefs media on US tariffs
The departments of Trade, Industry and Competition and Interntaional Realations and Cooperation address the media on the reciprocal US tariffs.
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News24 | Traditional healer arrested after heads of woman and her 2-year-old daughter found
A Limpopo traditional healer faces two murder charges after he was found in possession of two human heads – those of a 34-year-old Limpopo woman and her 2-year-old daughter.
Principal removed from school after bullying incident sees 16-year-old land in hospital
The principal of Thuto-Lesedi Secondary School in Vosloorus has been temporarily removed after a brutal bullying incident that left a Grade 8 learner hospitalised with serious facial injuries.
Nine-hour water disruption set for these Cape Town areas
The City of Cape Town has released the list of areas that will be affected by next week’s planned water outages.
Is Wanatu closing? Company responds to insolvency claims
Is the Afrikaans e-hailing service Wanatu shutting down? Here’s what the company had to say about the viral rumours…
US to deport SA ‘refugees’ who lie in resettlement process
South Africans granted refugee status in the US may face deportation if authorities find that they provided false information in their applications.
Tenants are becoming more responsible with how they spend their salaries
Despite the financial challenging times the country faces, the number of tenants with good credit scores continues to grow.
Court rules widow’s RAF claim for husband’s roadside death legit
The court has given a widow green light to sue the Road Accident Fund for her husband’s death caused by a tyre that had been left on the road by a negligent truck driver who had a tyre burst.
Mother distraught after son disappears from unregistered drug rehab centre
An anxious mother is fearing the worst after her son disappeared from an unregistered drug rehabilitation centre whose owner is out on bail for the alleged murder of an addict who was admitted to the centre last month.
The Quick Interview | BMA boss on the challenges facing those guarding SA’s ports of entry
Masiapato says the authority is coping despite having 80% less staff than it should have
‘Don’t repeat Stilfontein mine tragedy in Mpumalanga’
While the police are working to remove illegal miners from a mine shaft in Mpumalanga, the Mining Affected Communities United in Action (Macua) organisation has called on them to tread carefully to avoid a repeat of the mass deaths at the Stilfontein mine in North West, where a police operation ended in January after a months-long standoff.
Mom relives last words of daughter ‘set alight’ by lover
“Mama, I’m sorry for not listening when you warned me about this boy. Please look after my daughter.”
Woman ‘abducted’ on her way to a midnight prayer found alive
A woman who was reported missing while on her way to a midnight prayer at a church in Newtown, Joburg, has been found alive.
News24 | Monday’s weather: Winds and rough seas to batter parts of Western, Northern Cape
The South African Weather Service has issued yellow level warnings for damaging waves and strong winds expected to hit parts of the Northern and Western Cape on Monday.
News24 | Israel right wing minister Itamar Ben-Gvir prays for victory over Hamas at Al-Aqsa mosque
Israel’s far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem and said he prayed there, challenging rules covering one of the most sensitive sites in the Middle East.
Border authority cracks down on corrupt officials
The Border Management Authority has intensified its fight against corruption and dismissed nine officials in the last quarter for misconduct