Rape kit shortages in the Western Cape: SAPS must be held accountable
Despite government promises to combat violence against women and children, a DA oversight reveals a shocking shortage of rape kits in the Western Cape, exposing ...
Rulani Mokwena rubishes accusations he spied on Mamelodi Sundowns ahead of do-or-die Caf Champions League chash
Rulani Mokwena confronts serious allegations of misconduct as he prepares for a decisive CAF Champions League match against his former club, Mamelodi Sundowns, asserting ...
Stormers re-sign Hacjivah Dayimani in timely boost to URC title chase
After a two-season stint in France, Hacjivah Dayimani returns to the Stormers on a short-term deal, aiming to revitalise their URC campaign following recent losses. ...
Western Cape on the brink of water crisis as drought intensifies in Karoo towns
With dam levels dangerously low and uncertain winter rainfall, municipalities in the Western Cape, including Beaufort West and Stellenbosch, scramble for solutions ...
Branden Grace and Charl Schwartzel spark Southern Guards’ LIV Golf Adelaide revival
The Southern Guards bounced back from a disappointing opening round at the LIV Golf Adelaide tournament, with Branden Grace and Charl Schwartzel leading the charge. ...
UCT study reveals surgical care access challenges in peri-urban Cape Town
A recent UCT study uncovers significant barriers to timely surgical care in peri-urban Cape Town, revealing that nearly one in three residents face delays despite ...
Experience seamless entry with digital ID checks at Cape Point and Boulders
Table Mountain National Park enhances visitor security with new digital ID checks at Cape Point and Boulders, streamlining entry and improving the visitor experience. ...
Has Netflix revolutionised South African storytelling ?
Ten years after Netflix's arrival in South Africa, scholars at UWC question whether the platform has empowered local storytelling or perpetuated digital neo-colonialism. ...
Blaauwberg Nature Reserve introduces first Braille beach signage for the visually impaired
A groundbreaking initiative in South Africa, the first Braille beach signage has been unveiled at Eerste Steen in Blaauwberg Nature Reserve, enhancing access for ...
Family of toddler Orderick Lucas faces child abuse charges in court
Family members of toddler Orderick Lucas face child abuse charges, revealing disturbing details about neglect and drug exposure, raising critical questions about ...
Public outcry over Nersa's 18% electricity tariff increase
South African civil society groups and residents are outraged as Nersa approves a staggering 18.36% increase in electricity tariffs over the next two years, raising ...
FMD outbreak intensifies as key expert is axed from task team
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen's controversial decision to remove a key expert from the FMD task team coincides with the Western Cape's R100 million commitment ...
Court appearance for Atlantis man accused of murdering mother-in-law with an axe
An Atlantis man is set to face court over the brutal murder of his mother-in-law with an axe, reigniting urgent conversations about the escalating crisis of gender-based ...
Premier Winde urges immediate action to improve safety in the Western Cape
Amid rising crime rates, Premier Alan Winde convenes the Western Cape Provincial Safety Council, calling for urgent collaboration between government, law enforcement, ...
Success in the URC proves South Africa has moved on — Super Rugby hasn’t
Super Rugby may not want South Africa back — but the feeling is mutual. With World Cup glory and URC dominance, SA rugby has moved on and is thriving without looking ...
Rassie's radar | Jasper Wiese the benchmark as local No 8 rivals circle Springboks jersey
With Jasper Wiese firmly established as the Springboks’ first-choice No 8, a new wave of contenders is emerging ahead of the 2026 international season and the 2027 ...