Gauteng’s GBV response plan targets high-risk areas with new teams, social workers, and support services. See progress and how survivors...
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A 42-year-old man was sentenced to an effective 10 years after a shoot-out with rangers in Kruger National Park. One suspect remains at large, authorities said.
A 57-year-old repeat offender, Donoven Carolus, received a 15-year sentence for the Christmas Day 2024 murder of Elston Bain and attempted murder in Gqeberha.
Years of sewer failures have left communities in Limpopo, North West, Free State and Northern Cape facing raw sewage in streets, rivers and dams and growing...
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi will meet mayors, municipal managers and law enforcement to strengthen the province’s response to GBV after Ekurhuleni murders.
A Boipatong resident says raw sewage has made her ill. A medical report links her bronchitis to continuous exposure to sewage odours, The Citizen reports.
Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile has urged urgent police and health investigations into a product called ‘scrubs’ being consumed by pupils, and warned against reckless reporting.
CEF projects petrol to rise more than R3 a litre next week, pushing 95 octane past R30. New prices expected from Wednesday, 7 October, says report.
EFF leader Julius Malema told a Johannesburg event that white South Africans belong in the country and should not leave, saying they are neighbours and partners.
Motorists travelling through Sandton should prepare for traffic delays as sections of Sandton Drive close ahead of the Red Bull Box Cart Race on Sunday, 4...
A UCT study finds stokvels have purchasing power to improve diets, but current bulk-buying habits favour sugar, oil and processed goods over fresh, nutritious foods.