Man Sentenced to Two Life Terms for Murder of Young Boy and Attempted Murder of Brother
A man convicted of murdering a young boy and attempting to kill the child’s older brother has been sentenced to two life terms in prison.
Two Arrested in KZN Kidnapping and Extortion Investigation
Police in KwaZulu-Natal have arrested two suspects aged 29 and 35 in connection with kidnapping and extortion cases linked to the Pinetown policing precinct.
Case Against Taxi Boss Joe ‘Ferrari’ Sibanyoni Re-Enrolled
The extortion and money laundering case involving Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni, also known as “Ferrari”, and his three co-accused has been re-enrolled.
Trump Expands US Refugee Admissions to Allow More White South Africans
Donald Trump has increased the United States refugee admissions ceiling by 10,000 for this year to allow more white South Africans to enter the country under a special refugee programme.
eThekwini’s New Homeless Shelter Nears Completion Amid Growing Crisis
eThekwini Municipality says construction of the Sakhithemba Homeless Shelter in Illovu, south of Durban, is at an advanced stage and is expected to be completed by October.
Phoenix Charity Fair Celebrates 50 Years of Community Spirit, Family Fun and Giving Back
The countdown has officially begun for one of Phoenix’s most loved community celebrations as Phoenix Child Welfare prepares to host the highly anticipated Phoenix Charity Fair at the Rydalvale Grounds from May 29 to June 7.
Stats SA Report Shows Improved Living Conditions Amid Ongoing Poverty and Unemployment
Despite improvements in access to basic services, millions of people in South Africa continue to face poverty and unemployment challenges.
Experts Warn Caffeine Affects South Africans Differently as Demand for Alternatives Grows
Emerging scientific evidence suggests that caffeine affects people differently, with some South Africans more vulnerable to side effects such as anxiety, heart palpitations and disrupted sleep patterns.
Ray Nkonyeni Residents Demand Accountability Over R1.56 Billion Budget
Residents and ratepayers in Ray Nkonyeni Municipality are calling for greater accountability following the approval of the municipality’s R1.56 billion budget, urging officials to prioritise service delivery, infrastructure upgrades and road repairs.
First Group of Ghanaian Nationals Departs South Africa Under Voluntary Repatriation Programme
The first group of Ghana nationals who accepted their government’s voluntary repatriation offer has departed South Africa amid growing tensions linked to anti-immigration protests.
Shebe Maburna Expected Back in High Court for Fresh Bail Appeal
Prominent Lekompo musician Lehlogonolo Chauke, widely known as Shebe Maburna, is expected to return to the High Court of South Africa in Polokwane on Wednesday morning for another bail appeal.
More Than 20 Undocumented Foreign Nationals Arrested in Durban CBD Crackdown
More than 20 undocumented foreign nationals have been arrested and five businesses shut down following a major law enforcement operation in the Durban city centre amid growing tensions around illegal immigration in KwaZulu-Natal.
MK Party Confirms Talks With March and March Ahead of Local Elections
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party says it is engaged in discussions with the March and March movement, with both groups believed to be exploring possible areas of cooperation ahead of the upcoming local government elections.
Reserve Bank Indicator Points to Improvement in South African Economy
The South African Reserve Bank says the local economy showed signs of improvement in March 2026, according to the latest composite leading business cycle indicator (BCI).
Toyota South Africa Recalls Hino Trucks Over Potential Safety Defect
Toyota South Africa Motors has recalled 146 Hino 300 Series trucks sold across South Africa between March and October last year.
Gauteng Traffic Police Warn Against Taxi Patrol Groups Harassing Motorists
The Gauteng Traffic Police has raised concern over incidents involving taxi patrol groups allegedly stopping, threatening and harassing motorists on roads across Gauteng.
Human Rights Commission Urges Protection for All Residents Amid Immigration Tensions
The South African Human Rights Commission has called on authorities to protect everyone living in South Africa, regardless of nationality, amid growing tensions over undocumented immigration.
Ramaphosa Seeks Court Review of Phala Phala Independent Panel Report
Cyril Ramaphosa has filed a formal application in the Western Cape High Court seeking a review of the controversial Phala Phala Independent Panel report.
Ebola Treatment Centres in DR Congo Targeted Amid Escalating Outbreak
Doctors battling the worsening Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are facing growing security threats as attacks on health facilities and resistance from local communities complicate efforts to contain the virus.
NCC Announces Recall of Jeep Grand Cherokee Vehicles Over Safety Defect
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has announced the recall of 920 Jeep Grand Cherokee WL vehicles sold in South Africa between 2021 and 2023 due to a potential safety defect.
Rand Water to Begin Major Maintenance on Johannesburg Water Network
Rand Water will begin major maintenance work on the Johannesburg water network from Friday as part of efforts to improve the reliability and efficiency of the system.
March and March Gives Government Deadline Over Undocumented Immigration
The March and March movement says it has given the national government until the end of June to address concerns relating to undocumented immigrants in South Africa.
Two Attempted Murder Cases Opened After Durban Beachfront Shooting
KwaZulu-Natal police have opened two cases of attempted murder following a shooting incident on Durban’s beachfront on Saturday.
SANParks Boosts Security After Two Tourists Killed in Kruger National Park
South African National Parks (SANParks) says it is deploying additional rangers and strengthening surveillance measures following the killing of two international tourists in Kruger National Park.