Medical broker with fake certificates blocked from operating
The public is cautioned not to do business with a woman who was running a brokerage with fraudulent accreditation certificates.
R300k ‘gratification’ lands Madibeng councilor and colleagues behind bars
Madibeng ward councillor Peter Legong, 39, a municipal regional secretary at the Brits office, Raymond Mogaile, 40, and a driver, Menzi Mngadi, 42, appeared briefly in the Pretoria magistrate’s court on Friday.
SA’s top 10% hold 86% of wealth, report finds
Data from the latest World Inequality Report shows inequality is a political choice
5.5-million workers on minimum wage set to get CPI+1.5% increase
The National Minimum Wage Commission recommends that the minimum wage for 2026 be adjusted by the rate of the consumer price index, plus 1.5%.
Cop closes 15-year-old case in days
When the case of a man who escaped from a North West prison in 2010 while serving an eight-year sentence remained unsolved and was later relegated to the cold case unit, it took Sgt Morongwa Koboekae a few days to find the prisoner.
Four men stripped naked in Diepkloof ‘mob justice’ case, one fatally shot
Police were called to Zone 5 where a street party had been held in the early hours on Thursday. Officers found four males stripped naked with visible injuries.
Suspect in Charlie Kirk killing appears in court, judge mulls media access
Tyler Robinson, the accused killer of conservative US activist Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person court appearance on Thursday as a judge heard arguments on what level of media access should be allowed in the high-profile criminal case.
Andrea Johnson ‘regrets’ how husband’s Scorpions hire process was handled
During NPA head interviews, Johnson has urged the panel to consider her entire record
US group presses for ‘equity-first’ AI standards in medicine to close racial gap
The health equity push comes as DEI programmes face mounting rollbacks across corporate America and the US government, with critics targeting race-conscious policies
WATCH | Stop dropping GBV charges for cash, KZN premier Thami Ntuli urges victims
KwaZulu-Natal premier Thami Ntuli has called on victims of gender-based violence to stop withdrawing cases against their abusers in exchange for cash, saying this fuels the problem.
‘It’s ugly’: Helen Zille slams multimillion-rand Birkin bag craze
DA federal council chair Helen Zille has ignited a fierce online debate after weighing in on the price and prestige of Hermès Birkin bags, calling them “ugly”, “insane” and “obscene”.
Mandela-presented 1995 Rugby World Cup medal sold for R62,500 at auction
A rare piece of South African sporting history, an original 1995 Rugby World Cup winner's medal presented by Nelson Mandela to Springbok loose forward Adriaan Richter, has been sold for R62,500 at a live auction.
National poverty declines, yet children remain the poorest group - StatsSA report
South Africa has made steady progress in reducing poverty over the past 17 years, but the country’s children remain largely untouched by this improvement.
Garden Route park ready for holiday influx
The Garden Route National Park is ready for the 2025 festive season with enhanced visitor services and upgraded facilities across its Wilderness, Tsitsikamma, and Knysna sections.
Strydom’s Genesis Fight League set for historic main event
Ivan Strydom, a former boxing champion from Gqeberha, transformed the Eastern Cape's sports scene by founding Chosen, an amateur MMA promotion, to develop local talent without the need to travel to Johannesburg.

























