Water tankers deployed after outages in Kariega, Despatch
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is working to restore the supply of water to
More than R1,000 for a bottle of water? World’s first water tasting room opened in Stellenbosch
See how sommeliers and water novices share a passion for drinking water.
Suspended metro police chief Julius Mkhwanazi allegedly gave free pass to ‘Cat’ Matlala’s security vehicles
Signed letters suspended Ekurhuleni metro police chief Brig Julius Mkhwanazi gave to employees of tenderpreneur Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala on behalf of the city meant they could not be searched at roadblocks, says former Ekurhuleni HR employee Xolani Nciza.
Private universities finally get their due as Eduvos welcomes landmark policy
Private institutions gain official 'university' status in South Africa
Cell C’s sale of up to 173.4-million shares opens ahead of JSE debut
The offer price ranges between R29.50 and R35.50 per share
RECORDED | Media and digital platforms market inquiry final report launch
The Competition Commission releases the final report of the media and digital platforms market inquiry (MDPMI).
24-hour visa permission for filmmakers to work in South Africa on the cards
Loss of a R400m gig to Mexico spurs a new system from home affairs.
Nelson Mandela Bay metro urges medical checks ahead of summer initiation season
The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality is urging parents and guardians to take their boys to local health facilities for medical screenings ahead of the summer initiation season.
First leopard spotted in West Coast National Park in 170 Years
A leopard has been photographed in the West Coast National Park, the first confirmed sighting of the species in the area in about 170 years.
Ekurhuleni officials rewarded with R600k for stopping Mkhwanazi hearings – Nciza
Former Ekurhuleni HR manager Xolani Nciza testified before the Madlanga commission, revealing that HR head Linda Gxasheka and legal head Adv Kemi Bahari allegedly received a R600k pay raise for halting disciplinary hearings against Brig Julius Mkhwanazi.
AbaThembu royal serving life for raping minor relatives walks free on appeal
After five years behind bars, abaThembu royal and senior traditional leader Nkosi Avelile Sakhisizwe Mtirara has walked free, released by the Mthatha high court and allowed to resume his duties overseeing more than 20 villages around Bhityi near Mthatha.
Woman passenger killed, two wounded in Eastern Cape bus shooting
A woman passenger was killed and two others, including the co-driver, wounded after a long-distance bus was sprayed with bullets in the Eastern Cape on Wednesday afternoon.
WATCH LIVE | Police ministry chief of staff appears before ad hoc committee probing corruption allegations
Police ministry chief of staff Cedrick Nkabinde is appearing before parliament’s ad hoc committee probing allegations of corruption in the criminal justice system.
Epstein emails say Trump ‘knew about the girls’; new House Democrat pledges file release
House Democrats on Wednesday released emails that they said raised new questions about President Donald Trump’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein and how much he knew about Epstein’s abuse of underage girls, while the swearing-in of a new Democrat kicked off a fres
‘How can anyone kill an innocent young girl?’: Child, 7, slain in Delmas
Police are investigating a text message that was sent to the mother from an unknown number demanding R30,000 allegedly owed by the child’s father.




























