A Russian strike on Kyiv killed six civilians, including a six-year-old child, in a drone and missile attack on Thursday. The assault targeted residential areas, injuring over 20 and displacing families, as Ukraine’s capital faces escalating violence.
A Health Ombud investigation confirmed that at least two patients froze to death at the Northern Cape Mental Health Hospital due to hypothermia, caused by a year-long power outage and inadequate heating. Professor Taole Mokoena’s report exposed severe management failures, including thin
On 28 July 2025, the Nyanga stray bullet tragedy struck when five-year-old Melokuhle Tshaka was fatally shot while walking to a shop with her aunt on Klipfontein Road, Lusaka, Nyanga, around 6:40 pm. The bullet, likely from a gang-related shootout, hit her
A City of Cape Town council meeting turned chaotic when a security official allegedly assaulted EFF councillor Aishah Cassiem during her removal from the chambers. The widely shared video sparked outrage, prompting Cassiem to file a criminal complaint and the Good Party
Canada will recognise a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly, a major shift in its Middle East policy, says PM Mark Carney. This move, supporting a two-state solution, aims to foster peace through diplomacy and joins over 140 countries in recognizing
Retired Cape Town mother has won a R30 million Lotto Plus jackpot. She plans to buy her daughter a car and secure her family’s future with her life-changing windfall.
Two teenagers are back in court over the brutal Bredasdorp teacher murder of Sammy Cloete, stabbed at his home. The community seeks justice as investigations continue.
Cape Town’s traffic authorities cracked down on Cape Town unlicensed drivers, fining 54 in a CBD roadblock on July 25. Part of a campaign issuing 49,687 fines, it highlights non-compliance. JP Smith noted, “It’s alarming how many drive without valid licences.”