Brackenfell Teen Crash: Families Mourn Victims
Four Cape Town teenagers died when their car hit a tree and caught fire. Families and schools remember the victims while police piece together the cause.
University Fee Debt Crisis Worsens in South Africa
South Africa’s university fee debt crisis has soared to R24 billion, locking out thousands of students from registration and graduation, while crippling university budgets. Calls for urgent government intervention are growing.
R300 Protest in Cape Town Causes Traffic Gridlock
Protest blocks Burman Road and R300, causing traffic delays near Mitchells Plain.
Bishop Lavis Triple Murder: Man Jailed 75 Years
A 29-year-old man from Bishop Lavis has been sentenced to 75 years for the 2023 triple murder of his aunt, cousin, and cousin’s daughter. The ruling brings relief to a grieving community while fueling calls for action against violent crime.
Mark Kretzschmar Surrenders to Police Over Fraud
Johannesburg broker Mark Kretzschmar has surrendered to police in connection with fraud charges related to a collapsed investment scheme worth millions.
Serial Killer Fear in Tshwane Grows After Fifth Woman Found Dead
Growing serial killer fear in Tshwane after Pretoria authorities recover a fifth woman’s body. Forensic teams race to determine links amid public alarm.
US Deports Criminals to Eswatini, SA Raises Alarm
The US deports criminals to Eswatini under secretive agreements, sparking legal action and security concerns in South Africa over potential cross-border threats.
Priest Murder Trial: Sergeant Faces Charges in SA Court
The priest murder trial involving Sergeant Mokgesseng Moleko, accused of killing his wife and a Catholic priest, is underway in Johannesburg, raising concerns about police accountability and firearm control in South Africa.
Delft Day Hospital Negligence Blamed for Newborn’s Death
A Wesbank mother alleges Delft Day Hospital negligence led to her four-day-old son’s death, raising concerns about healthcare standards.
Cape Union Mart Protest Challenges Protest Rights
Activists opposing Cape Union Mart’s alleged ties to Israel are challenging a court interdict they say threatens South Africans' constitutional rights to protest.
Fourth Burnt Body of Woman Found at Waltloo Station
Police confirm a fourth Watloo train station burnt body of a woman while a specialised task team probes links to earlier cases along the rail corridor.
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