Police Hunt Suspects After Woman Shot Dead in Vanderbijlpark
Gauteng police have launched a manhunt for suspects who shot and killed a 40-year-old woman at a tyre fitment centre in Vanderbijlpark, south of Johannesburg, on Tuesday.
Vaal Scholar Transport Crash Case Postponed to April
The case against scholar transport driver Ayanda Dludla has been postponed to 22 April following a brief appearance at the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.
Fuel Prices Set for Sharp Increase from 1 April
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources has announced significant fuel price increases set to take effect from Wednesday, 1 April.
Netanyahu Says War Past ‘Halfway Point’ as Regional Tensions Escalate Between Israel and Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the war is “definitely beyond the halfway point,” later clarifying that his remarks referred to operational objectives rather than the duration of the conflict.
WCED Urges Parents to Apply for Grade 8 Placements Before Deadline
The Western Cape Education Department has called on parents who have not yet applied for Grade 8 school placements for the 2027 academic year to submit their applications urgently, warning that the deadline is fast approaching.
At Least 16 Killed in Haiti Gang Attack, Death Toll Feared Much Higher
At least 16 people were killed in a violent gang attack on a town in central Haiti over the weekend, police have confirmed, as United Nations officials warned the death toll could rise significantly, with estimates reaching as high as 80.
Water Crisis Deepens in KZN Midlands as Infrastructure Failures Disrupt Supply
A worsening water crisis in KwaZulu-Natal’s Midlands has left several communities without reliable supply, with authorities warning the situation is rapidly escalating.
Majodina to Release Key Water Quality Reports
Minister of Water and Sanitation Pemmy Majodina is set to release the latest Green Drop Report, alongside updates on the Blue Drop Programme and No Drop Programme.
SANTACO Urges Urgent Government Intervention Over Fuel Price Concerns
The South African National Taxi Council has called on government to urgently clarify looming fuel price increases and engage the taxi industry on measures to ease the growing financial burden on operators.
Ticketing Glitches Frustrate Fans Ahead of Soweto Derby
Thousands of football fans were left frustrated after slow processing times and server errors disrupted ticket sales for the upcoming Soweto Derby between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.
Scholar Transport Driver to Appear in Court Over Deadly Crash
The case against scholar transport driver Ayanda Dludla is set to return to the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate’s Court, south of Johannesburg, on Thursday.
Pretoria High Court Dismisses MK Party Bid to Block Batohi Pension
The Pretoria High Court has dismissed an urgent application by the MK Party seeking to halt pension payments to former National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) head Shamila Batohi.
IPID Investigates Fatal Shooting of Teen in Western Cape
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) in the Western Cape has launched an investigation into the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old boy.
Caster Semenya Criticises IOC Policy on Women’s Sport Eligibility
Two-time Olympic champion Caster Semenya has strongly criticised a new policy announced by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which restricts participation in women’s sport to biological females.
Protests Over ‘Coronation’ of Nigerian King Bring KuGompo City CBD to Standstill
Traffic in KuGompo City came to a halt on Monday as protests escalated over the reported coronation of a Nigerian traditional leader, sparking tensions in the city’s central business district.
One Dead, Another Injured in Truck Crash on M7 Near Durban
A crash involving two trucks on the M7 near the Belville off-ramp in the Malvern area west of Durban has left one person dead and another injured.
SANAC Opens Applications for Local Production of HIV Prevention Injection
The South African National AIDS Council has opened applications for local manufacturers to produce a generic version of the long-acting HIV prevention drug Lenacapavir, in a move officials say could expand access across the region.
Seven Accused to Appear in Court Over Alleged Bus Disruption and Extortion Scheme
Six men and a woman are expected to appear before the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court on Monday in connection with allegations of disrupting long-distance bus operations across multiple provinces.
Health Department Welcomes Move to Regulate Initiation School Fees
The National Department of Health has commended Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Velenkosini Hlabisa for efforts to strengthen oversight of initiation schools across the country.
All Durban Beaches Open for Easter as Safety and Border Measures Intensified
Holidaymakers visiting Durban this Easter can expect full access to the city’s coastline, with all 23 bathing beaches set to remain open.
Durban Prepares for Easter Tourism Surge as Occupancy and Economic Boost Projected
The eThekwini Municipality is preparing for a significant influx of visitors ahead of the Easter long weekend, with Durban expected to welcome around 1.2 million tourists.
Fuel Prices Set for Sharp Increase as Middle East Conflict Impacts Costs
Motorists in South Africa are bracing for a steep rise in fuel prices this week, with global tensions linked to the Middle East expected to hit consumers hard at the pumps.
Stats SA Hit by Ransomware Attack, Over 450,000 Files Compromised
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) has confirmed it was the target of a ransomware attack, with cybercriminals claiming to have stolen more than 450,000 files.
Court Clears Way for KZN School Feeding Programme Despite Tender Dispute
The Pietermaritzburg High Court has dismissed an urgent application to halt KwaZulu-Natal’s R2.9 billion school feeding programme, allowing its rollout to proceed despite ongoing disputes over the tender process.