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A viral video showing TV news anchor Aldrin Sampear in a heated road rage incident has led Newzroom Afrika to immediately remove him from the screen pending internal investigation.
Discover how the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport's coordinated safety efforts which led to a remarkable drop in road fatalities over the Easter weekend.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy reveals significant traffic enforcement results over the Easter period, highlighting a record number of fines and arrests aimed at improving road safety.
Six lives were lost in a head-on collision on the R49 road between Zeerust and Kopfontein port of entry, highlighting road fatalities during the Easter holiday.
Three individuals, including a toddler, have tragically died in a crash on the R35 between Bethal and Middelburg. As authorities raise alarms about road safety for the Easter weekend, the increasing number of fatalities highlights the urgent need for caution.
With rising road fatalities during Easter, the Western Cape Department of Mobility unveils essential safety measures to protect travellers. Discover how authorities are preparing for a safer holiday.
The Pietermaritzburg High Court has ruled that the Road Accident Fund must compensate a young woman over R6 million after she suffered severe injuries in a 2017 accident, impacting her education and career prospects
One of the three people seriously injured in Thursday’s head-on collision on the N4 has died in hospital, bringing the death toll from the Easter weekend crash to six.
Aldrin Sampear, a prominent anchor at Newzroom Afrika, found himself embroiled in a heated road rage incident captured on video, sparking controversy and legal action.
Five people have tragically lost their lives in a head-on collision on the N4 toll road in Mpumalanga, with inclement weather believed to be a contributing factor.
The Western Cape Department of Mobility outlines crucial safety measures and road readiness efforts as thousands travel during the Easter holiday, amid rising road fatalities and crashes.
Putco is set to operate nearly 500 buses for the return of the Zion Christian Church's Easter pilgrimage to Moria, marking a significant event after a five-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
As South Africa approaches the 2025 Easter weekend, alarming statistics reveal a 32. 9% increase in road fatalities.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi and Roads MEC Kedibone Tlabela-Diale have launched an Easter safety campaign with a focus on crime prevention at the notorious Slovo Park bridge near Eldorado Park.
Seven people have been killed in separate crashes, at the weekend.
A woman from the Eastern Cape has been sentenced for defrauding the Road Accident Fund in a scheme that nearly cost taxpayers over R700,000.
A massive crash involving over 20 vehicles on the N12 Westbound has left two drivers fighting for their lives and eight motorists injured.
A horror crash in the N1 North in Limpopo, involving a Toyota heavy motor vehicle, a Toyota light delivery vehicle, and a Toyota sedan has claimed a life of a girl, 5, and a woman driver.
Four individuals survived a serious crash on the M1 Higginson Highway, prompting a swift response from emergency services.
The alarming statistics surrounding child fatalities on South Africa's roads and how you can help by donating old car seats to families in need.
A heart-wrenching call at the hospital, while accompanying his sick wife, changed this uncle's life forever after unknowingly passed the accident scene where his nephew had died.
A heartfelt memorial service commemorated eight lives that were lost in a KwaZulu-Natal bus tragedy, highlighting the need for community support and road safety awareness.
In a devastating series of accidents, 16 people lost their lives in a bus crash in Kempton Park, while a school bus collided with a truck in Germiston, leaving several children injured.
The death toll in the tragic bus accident on the R21 northbound, near OR Tambo International Airport, rose to 16, with ongoing investigations into the cause of the crash.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has offered his heartfelt condolences to the families of 16 victims killed in a bus crash near OR Tambo International Airport.