Man kills girlfriend and himself in Hammarsdale, KZN
A man has killed his girlfriend and himself in Hammarsdale, KZN, in a case that has shocked the community.
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Flynn Tells Madlanga Commission of irregularities in exhibit transfer
Flynn told the Madlanga Commission about alleged irregularities in exhibit transfer linked to the Hawks cocaine matter.
PTA informal settlement residents raise electricity safety concerns
Pretoria informal settlement residents have raised concerns over electricity safety and illegal connections.
NHI act faces constitutional challenge
The NHI Act faces a constitutional challenge as South Africans follow the future of health reform closely.
Thembisa residents protest unsafe goods in spaza shops
Thembisa residents have protested unsafe goods in spaza shops amid concern over consumer safety.
NCC, PA members gathered in Mitchell’s Plain to pray for Fadiel Adams
NCC and PA members gathered in Mitchell’s Plain to pray for Fadiel Adams as his legal matter draws attention.
Western Cape challenges NHI public participation process
The Western Cape has challenged the NHI public participation process as the health reform faces legal scrutiny.
Homeless shelters under pressure as the cold weather sets in
Homeless shelters in Johannesburg are under pressure as cold weather increases demand for support.
Fatal incident in Knysna as tree crushes vehicle
A fatal incident in Knysna has raised safety concerns after a tree crushed a vehicle during dangerous weather.
ActionSA in KZN calls for unit to tackle hijacked buildings
ActionSA in KZN has called for a dedicated unit to tackle hijacked buildings as safety and property concerns grow.
Infantino justifies World Cup ticket prices citing high demand
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has justified World Cup ticket prices by citing high demand ahead of the tournament.
Evacuation flights with hantavirus patients left Cape Verde: Ministry
Evacuation flights carrying hantavirus patients have left Cape Verde, according to the ministry.
Tshwane embarks on project to curb illegal connections
Tshwane has launched a project aimed at curbing illegal electricity connections and reducing infrastructure damage.
Northern Cape residents urged to exercise caution amid icy weather
Northern Cape residents have been urged to exercise caution amid icy weather and dangerous travel conditions.
Foreign nationals in Durban reject claims linking them to criminality
Foreign nationals in Durban have rejected claims linking them to criminality after protests against undocumented immigrants.
Senona should’ve been subjected to a polygraph test: Flynn
Flynn told the Madlanga Commission that Senona should have been subjected to a polygraph test over the Hawks cocaine matter.
Arsenal Champions League Breakthrough Grabs South African Football Attention
Arsenal’s Champions League breakthrough has grabbed attention among South African football fans following a major result.
New Zealand Beats South Africa in Second T20 to Level Series
New Zealand beat South Africa by 68 runs in the second T20, levelling the series and setting up renewed cricket interest.
Cape Flats Drug Arrests Raise Questions About Long-Term Safety Strategy
Cape Flats drug arrests have raised questions about whether enforcement alone can create lasting safety in communities.
Former Funeral Parlour Manager in Court for R500,000 Fraud Case
A former funeral parlour manager has appeared in court over a R500,000 fraud case, drawing attention to financial crime.