Cape Town repeals 213 'outdated bylaws' from former municipalities
The City of Cape Town has completed the repeal of outdated bylaws from former municipalities, ensuring a streamlined legal framework for modern governance.
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.
Court hears former apartheid officer's remorse for activist's murder
In a pivotal court case, Johan Marais admits his guilt in the murder of Caiphus Nyoka, reflecting on his actions and the impact on the Nyoka family.
Consumer Commission orders Millstock Cars to refund R269,000 for Ferrari repairs
Millstock Cars is challenging a National Consumer Commission ruling that mandates a R269,000 refund to a customer for Ferrari repairs, following a dispute over the vehicle's condition and warranty.
Weekend weather wrap | Rain, snow and everything you need to know
A powerful cut-off low system threatens to blanket South Africa in snow and ice, with warnings of strong winds, rainfall, and drastically colder temperatures.
Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreak leads Cape Town butcher to warn of beef shortage
Good Hope Meat Hyper in Cape Town has issued a warning about a potential beef shortage following a Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreak at Karan Beef's feedlot.
Mango Airlines moves closer to resuming operations after four years
Mango Airlines is on the brink of resuming operations, four years after being grounded. The business rescue practitioner outlines the process for ticket refunds and what passengers need to know about their unused tickets.
Students demand justice as WSU residence manager receives bail in murder case
Three students from Walter Sisulu University were arrested following a violent protest against the bail granted to a residence manager accused of murder, highlighting tensions within the university community.
Honouring Rashid Lombard: A farewell to a cultural icon and visionary photographer
Family, friends, and notable figures gathered to celebrate the life of Rashid Lombard, a pivotal figure in South African jazz and cultural activism, whose legacy continues to inspire.