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.
NACAC Urges New Anti-Corruption Body, says Ramaphosa
NACAC’s final report urges a new anti-corruption body to prevent and prosecute graft, using AI and stronger coordination. Ramaphosa says cabinet will consider the plan, which answers State Capture Commission recommendations.
Naked Man Fires Shots Outside Western Cape High Court
A naked man fires shots outside Western Cape High Court, seizing a police firearm in a scuffle. No injuries occurred, and officers arrested the suspect. This Cape Town incident raises urgent concerns about public safety.
Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak Sparks Urgent Action
The foot-and-mouth disease outbreak South Africa spreads fast, hitting farmers hard. Minister Steenhuisen leads urgent action with a task team, vaccines, and strict rules to curb the crisis.
Cape Flats Gang Violence Surges, Patekile Resignation Demanded
Cape Flats gang violence surges, with 26 killings in a week prompting demands for SAPS Commissioner Patekile’s resignation. Activists seek SANDF intervention, while SAPS intensifies operations. Government plans targeted patrols and youth programs to curb the crisis, as communities rally for peace.
Bloubergstrand Car Guard Murder: Couple Nabbed in CCTV Sting
Police arrested a couple in the shocking Bloubergstrand car guard murder after CCTV footage captured the stabbing at Marine Circle. The unidentified victim died at the scene, sparking community calls for better security ahead of the festive season.
Cough Syrup Abuse in Teens Sparks Cape Town Crisis
In Cape Town, teens as young as seven are chasing highs by mixing codeine-based cough syrup into 'lean.' This dangerous trend, driven by peer pressure and easy access through illegal vendors, is spreading fast.
Hawks Raid Anton Taylor Over Satire Video
The Hawks raid Anton Taylor shocked many after his satirical TikTok video mocked former Police Minister Senzo Mchunu. This event highlights free speech concerns in South Africa. Learn the key facts, reactions, and why the case got dropped in this eye-opening report.
SA Taxi Crackdown Sparks Chaos & Strikes
The South Africa taxi crackdown disrupts travel. Ekurhuleni drivers strike over seized taxis, Durban impounds 25 vehicles, and Cape Town’s violence prompts a court interdict. Authorities push for compliance and talks to ensure safe, reliable transport for all.
Strandfontein Drunk Driving Incident Injures Sisters
A tragic Strandfontein drunk driving incident left two sisters fighting for recovery. On Wednesday morning, a minibus taxi driver, allegedly intoxicated, crashed into the vehicle carrying the Grade 3 and Grade 8 siblings on Spine Road. Consequently, the collision sparked outrage in
NSFAS Debt Repayment: R45bn Crisis Hits Graduates Hard
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is cracking down to recover R45 billion in unpaid loans. NSFAS insists on debt repayment to keep supporting new students. At a Pretoria briefing, CEO Waseem Carrim urged graduates to pay back, not just to
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