Celebrating a milestone: 300th kidney transplant at Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital
The Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital in Cape Town has reached a remarkable milestone, celebrating its 300th kidney transplant.
Cape Town's Atlantis solar plant: A groundbreaking step towards renewable energy
The City of Cape Town is making strides with its R200 million solar plant in Atlantis, aiming to power the local grid with 12,850 solar panels by year-end.
Over 400 cops ready for the 2025 Comrades Marathon
With 437 members of the South African Police Service gearing up for the 98th Comrades Marathon, this year's race promises to showcase not just athleticism but also the spirit of unity and resilience among our nation's finest.
Prepare for severe weather: Western Cape's weekend warning
The City of Cape Town warns residents of the Western Cape to prepare for severe weather this weekend, with Yellow Level 2 and Level 1 warnings issued for disruptive rain, damaging waves, and strong winds.
Tragic recovery: Body of missing boy found at Mdumbi Beach
After a desperate search, the body of a seven-year-old boy missing at Mdumbi Beach has been recovered.
Urgent search for Free State teen kidnapped by fake police officers
After a 19-year-old was kidnapped by men impersonating police in Free State, SAPS has launched a Search Task Team.
South Africa's infrastructure crisis: WRC demands urgent climate resilience training
On World Environment Day, the Water Research Commission warns of South Africa's infrastructure crisis due to climate change, calling for immediate skills development to foster resilience and sustainability.
FOUR PAWS calls for an urgent ban on live animal exports by sea in South Africa
FOUR PAWS calls for an urgent ban on live animal exports by sea in South Africa, citing overwhelming evidence of cruelty and a need for compassionate leadership.
WSU Protest: Students to appear in court after violence erupts over bail decision
Protests at Walter Sisulu University escalate into violence, resulting in the arrest of five students who oppose the bail granted to a staff member accused of murder.
Cybercriminal sentenced to five years for ransom attempt on Ecentric Systems
Cyber criminal Lucky Majangandile Erasmus has been sentenced to eight years in prison after attempting to extort Ecentric Systems for over $1 million, marking a significant case in the fight against cybercrime in South Africa.
Ecentric Systems ransom attempt: Cyber extortionist jailed for cyber crimes
A cyber terrorist has been sentenced to eight years in prison after attempting to extort Ecentric Systems in Cape Town, following a significant data breach.
Cyber extortionist jailed for ransom attempt on Ecentric Systems
Cyber criminal Lucky Majangandile Erasmus has been sentenced to eight years in prison after attempting to extort Ecentric Systems for over $1 million, marking a significant case in the fight against cybercrime in South Africa.
Life sentence for man who killed farmer while disguised as a Muslim woman for insurance payout
Francisco Erasmus has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the premeditated murder of farmer Abraham Herandien, whom he targeted for insurance money.
WATCH: Westbury residents attack members of the Anti-Gang Unit
National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola condemns the violent attack on SAPS members by Westbury residents, highlighting the ongoing struggle against gang-related crime
Empowerment in action: How the Hlola EmpowerCare Initiative is shaping young doctors' futures
The Hlola EmpowerCare Initiative, a collaboration between Innovation Edge, RLabs, and Innov8 Group Holdings, aims to empower young South African doctors through innovative training and resources, addressing critical healthcare challenges in underserved communities.
Healing beyond medicine: The role of the Children’s Hospital Trust in child protection
Discover the critical work of the Children’s Hospital Trust in addressing child abuse and neglect, and learn how you can contribute to protecting vulnerable children in our communities.
Body found in Paarl: Is it missing teenager Channelle Plaatjies?
Residents of Paarl are in shock after a body believed to be that of missing 16-year-old Channelle Plaatjies was discovered.
Minister receives report on George building collapse
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson receives the George building collapse report, emphasising the need for accountability and cooperation among regulatory bodies to prevent future tragedies.
Plettenberg Bay rapist sentenced to 15 years in prison
A Plettenberg Bay man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for the brutal rape of his ex-girlfriend, highlighting the ongoing battle against gender-based violence in South Africa.
Stay safe this winter: Essential tips from Cape Town's Fire and Rescue Service
Discover how Cape Town's Fire and Rescue Service is adapting to winter challenges, with insights on fire safety and statistics on seasonal incidents.
Healing beyond medicine: The role of the Children’s Hospital Trust in child protection
Discover the critical work of the Children’s Hospital Trust in addressing child abuse and neglect, and learn how you can contribute to protecting vulnerable children in our communities.
Plettenberg Bay rapist Siyamcela Yali sentenced to 15 years in prison
A Plettenberg Bay man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for the brutal rape of his ex-girlfriend, highlighting the ongoing battle against gender-based violence in South Africa.
Life imprisonment for student who murdered Nelson Mandela University peer
The George Regional Court has sentenced Luyanda Mahlanza to life imprisonment for the murder of Zimkhitha Ntshisela, a fellow student at Nelson Mandela University. This case highlights the pressing issue of gender-based violence affecting young people in educational institutions.
Minister Dean Macpherson receives final report on George building collapse
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has received the final report on the tragic George building collapse, which claimed 34 lives. He emphasises the need for accountability and systemic changes to prevent future disasters.
Final report on George building collapse handed to minister
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson has received a crucial report on the tragic George building collapse, which claimed 34 lives. This marks a significant step towards accountability and preventing future disasters.