Police Seek Community Help to Find Missing Hibberdene Elderly Man
Hibberdene police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating 83-year-old Bhekizizwe Mbutho, who resides in Qoloqolo Location.
Janusz Walus to Be Deported to Poland Following Cabinet Decision
Janusz Walus, the man responsible for the 1993 assassination of former South African Communist Party (SACP) leader Chris Hani, will be deported to Poland, South African government officials announced today.
Police Identify Persons of Interest in Brutal Murders of Mente Family in Willowvale
Eastern Cape Community Safety MEC Xolile Nqatha has confirmed that police have identified persons of interest in connection with the brutal murders of four members of the Mente family in Willowvale, East London. The victims, aged between 34 and 59, were gunned down yesterday.
Wild Coast Sun Welcomes Molo Lounge: A Thrilling Blend of Nightlife and Adventure!
The Wild Coast Sun Resort has just added an exciting new gem to its crown of attractions: the vibrant Molo Lounge. With its stylish ambiance and homage to local culture, this venue promises to be the ultimate destination for adults seeking an unforgettable experience.
SIU Considers Legal Action to Recover R1 Billion Owed by State Entities and Municipalities
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has warned that it may take legal action against those who owe it approximately R1 billion, including state entities, government departments, and municipalities.
Stilfontein Mine Crisis: Miners Send Desperate Pleas as Rescue Operation Delayed
The ongoing crisis at Stilfontein mine remains unresolved, as miners trapped underground continue to send desperate letters to the surface, pleading for food and medical assistance.
SAA Cancels 60% of Flights Amid Ongoing Pilot Strike
South African Airways (SAA) has been forced to cancel 60 percent of its flights due to an ongoing strike by pilots affiliated with the SAA Pilots Association. The pilots are demanding a 15.7 percent pay increase and improved working conditions, while the airline has offered an 8 percent hike.
KZN Premier Engages Taxi Association to Address Ongoing Strike
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli has initiated extensive consultations with the Durban Long-Distance Taxi Association in a bid to stabilize the province’s taxi industry. The talks, which began in Pietermaritzburg on Thursday, aim to address key issues, including the contentious issuing of permits.
Investigation Clears Namibian Porridge in Eastern Cape Child Deaths Case
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has concluded its investigation into allegations linking a Namibian-produced porridge to the deaths of three children in the Eastern Cape, finding no evidence of contamination.
Crocodile Kills Woman on Palm Oil Plantation in Indonesia
A 44-year-old woman was killed by a crocodile while working on a palm oil plantation in West Kalimantan province, Indonesia, local police confirmed. The attack occurred on Borneo Island, which is known for its crocodile population and frequent human-wildlife conflicts.
Durban Taxi Strike Enters Eighth Day Amid Tensions Over Permits and Impounded Vehicles
The taxi strike in Durban has entered its eighth day, driven by long-distance operators protesting over permits and the impounding of taxis. However, the industrial action is facing criticism from other taxi associations, which claim the strike is severely impacting their businesses.
Cabinet Defends President Ramaphosa’s Controversial Reshuffle
Cabinet has defended President Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent Cabinet reshuffle amid widespread public criticism. On Tuesday evening, Ramaphosa announced that Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi would take over Thembi Simelane’s Justice and Constitutional Development portfolio, while Simelane was reassigned to Kubayi’s former role.
KwaZulu-Natal Police Fatally Shoot Eight Suspected Cash-in-Transit Robbers
KwaZulu-Natal police have shot and killed eight suspected cash-in-transit robbers during a confrontation near Richards Bay.
KZN Residents to Voice Opinions on Eskom's Proposed 36% Electricity Price Hike
KwaZulu-Natal residents will have their chance to weigh in on Eskom's proposed 36% electricity tariff increase for 2024 during public hearings hosted by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa). The two-day hearings are set to begin on Friday morning at Greyville Racecourse in Durban.
Deputy President Mashatile Warns Against Registering Spaza Shops for Undocumented Foreigners
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has raised concerns about South Africans registering spaza shops on behalf of undocumented foreign nationals. He revealed that inspectors have evidence of this practice, which undermines efforts to regulate the informal retail sector.
BOSA Pushes for Public Access to National Register of Sexual Offenders
Build One South Africa (BOSA) is calling for the National Register of Sexual Offenders (NRSO) to be made publicly accessible as part of its campaign to combat the abuse of women and children.
Search Underway for Missing Infant Kidnapped in Chatsworth
Authorities are continuing the search for a four-month-old baby girl who was kidnapped in Chatsworth, south of Durban, on Saturday night.
Protests Disrupt Traffic in Protea Glen Over Ongoing Water Shortages
Motorists in Protea Glen, south of Johannesburg, have been advised to exercise caution as protests have disrupted traffic in the area. The unrest began early this morning, with residents voicing their frustration over being without water for more than a week. They have accused Joburg Water of failing to restore the supply.
Gauteng Deputy Principal Hospitalized After School Shooting
A deputy principal from Northview High School in Balfour, north of Johannesburg, is in critical condition after being shot six times in his office on Tuesday.
SABC News Executive Moshoeshoe Monare Resigns
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has announced the resignation of its Group Executive for News and Current Affairs, Moshoeshoe Monare. Monare will officially step down at the end of December 2024.
eThekwini Municipality Expects All Beaches to Open by Weekend
eThekwini Municipality has announced that it expects all 23 beaches in the city to be open for bathing by this weekend. Currently, 21 of the beaches are accessible to the public.
NCC Warns Consumers to Exercise Caution During Black Friday and Festive Season Shopping
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has issued a warning to consumers, urging extra vigilance when interacting with certain suppliers during Black Friday, the festive season, and beyond. This follows the identification of around 40 suppliers that have either disappeared or cannot be traced at the addresses listed on their sales records or websites.
South Africa Sees Surge in Bank Fraud, Banks Warn of Increasing Scams
Bank fraud in South Africa has reached alarming levels in 2024, with scammers using increasingly sophisticated tactics to target both individuals and businesses. Major banks such as Absa, FNB, Capitec, Nedbank, Standard Bank, and Discovery Bank have outlined the most common fraud methods, urging the public to remain vigilant.
Scheduled Fast Lane Closures on N3 for Maintenance
Motorists are advised of scheduled fast lane closures on the N3 due to maintenance work.