Suspected Israeli spy operative arrested in Türkiye
Istanbul police have reportedly arrested a suspected Israeli spy operative in Türkiye. The man identified as Liri-don Rexhepi is believed…
Author: Nuruniesa Isaacs
Government could face daily protests over the high cost of living – NGO
The situation in South Africa is so bad, that the country may soon be confronted with daily protests due to…
Five farm workers killed in horrific bus crash in the Western Cape
Ten seasonal farmworkers have been killed, and several others injured in a horrific bus crash on the Van Rhyns Pass…
Deadly bus crash kills 10 people in Limpopo
A deadly bus crash has claimed the lives of at least ten people in Limpopo. The Provincial Transport and Community…
Municipal debt owed to water boards will impact the entire water value chain
Municipalities are not only struggling to settle their Eskom debt, but monies owned to water boards are becoming a rising…
Hezbollah launches a two-phase operation against Zionist Israel
The Axis of Resistance has opted to carry out their strikes against the Israeli enemy individually. Hezbollah’s secretary general Sayyed…
Body of infant washes up on Clifton Third Beach
The body of a baby has been found washed up on Clifton’s Third Beach. The National Sea Rescue Institute says…
Rise in motorists using fraudulent documents to renew their driver’s licences
There is rising concern in Cape Town about people using fraudulent documents to renew their driver’s licences or to obtain…
Two people gunned down and two others injured in Tafelsig shooting
Two people have been killed and two others wounded in a mass shooting in Tafelsig, Mitchells Plain. It’s understood that…
Alleged underworld boss Nafiz Modack set to appear in the Cape High Court
Nafiz Modack, the alleged underworld crime boss who faces 122 charges is set to take the stand in the Cape…
More SAPS officers needed to crack down on extortion gangs in the Western Cape
The Western Cape government is pushing for more police resources to take on the rising and lethal scourge of extortion.…
“DA-led municipalities are trying to protect the profits it makes from electricity procurement” – Energy Researcher
South Africans must not be fooled by the DA’s call for a parliamentary debate on NERSA’s granting Eskom yet another…
Equal Education welcomes Education Ministry’s move to halt R10bn school nutrition tender
The Equal Education Law Centre has praised Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube’s decision to halt a R10 billion tender…
Suspect nabbed for being the possession of a firearm and ammunition in Paarl East
A man has been arrested for being in the possession of a firearm and ammunition in Paarl East. On Tuesday,…
President Ramaphosa assents the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill into law. Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya says the amendments are…
Teenager arrested for the murder of 16-year-old Deveney Nel
A 17-year-old has been arrested for the murder of 16-year-old Deveney Nel in Caledon, Western Cape. The Hoërskool Overberg learner’s…
City of CT greenlights the release of land in Rondebosch-East for mixed-use development
Rondebosch-East residents are concerned about the congestion that the proposed mixed development may pose. It comes as the City of…
Electricity Minister withdraws a Ministerial plan to procure new nuclear capacity
Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has withdrawn a Ministerial determination for procuring 2,500 MW of new nuclear capacity. This…
The Riverlands dam disaster continues
The dam disaster continues for the Riverlands community near Malmesbury in the Western Cape. Residents had to be evacuated again.…
A Palestinian father bids a painful goodbye to his martyred wife and twins
A Palestinian father has had to say painful goodbyes to his wife, Jumana Arafa and his two newborn twins who…