How early intervention transformed Zay-Lee Adams' life on World Hearing day
On World Hearing Day, discover the transformative journey of Zay-Lee Adams at the Carel du Toit Centre, where early intervention turns silence into joyful communication. ...
Hospital mix-up leads mother to claim R500 000 after burying the wrong baby
After a devastating mix-up at a North West Province hospital, a mother is suing for R500,000 after unknowingly burying the wrong baby, raising serious questions ...
Cape Town family faces fresh allegations of generational incest
In a harrowing tale of generational abuse, a Cape Town woman reveals her family's dark history as new allegations surface against her stepfather, igniting a fight ...
Orlando Pirates look to extend lead as title race moves to Polokwane
Following their dominant Soweto Derby victory, Orlando Pirates travel to Polokwane City tonight aiming to maintain their narrow lead over Mamelodi Sundowns at the ...
Building collapse in Ormonde leaves six dead and several trapped
Six lives lost and several individuals trapped following a catastrophic building collapse at Amethyst Business Park in Ormonde, Johannesburg, on Monday.
Navigation apps: Are they really making Cape Town's N2 safer for motorists?
Road safety advocate Paul Treleven, who helps coordinate a large community-based WhatsApp network, disputes the claim that incidents are declining.
Why Maimane believes SANDF deployment won't solve South Africa's crime issues
As South Africa grapples with rising crime rates, Mmusi Maimane argues that the government's plan to deploy the SANDF is merely a superficial solution, calling for ...
Prasa found liable for serious passenger injuries in train incident
In a landmark ruling, the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa is held accountable for serious injuries sustained by a passenger after a tragic train incident.
Western Cape High Court to take a closer look at the ‘no-name law’ for sexual offence suspects
Activist Caroline Peters challenges South Africa's controversial no-name rule for sexual offence suspects in a pivotal case at the Western Cape High Court, advocating ...
War? What War? Capetonians shrug off Middle East tensions but urge prayer
With escalating tensions in the Middle East, how do South Africans view the potential for global conflict? Insights from Capetonians reveal a surprising indifference. ...
Scottsdene High School remembers teacher Cohlyn Jacobs, who died in a tragic crash
Cohlyn Jacobs, a beloved teacher at Scottsdene High School, tragically lost his life in a car accident on Saturday, leaving the Kraaifontein community in mourning. ...
Grade 8 learner attacked by matriculants at Lentegeur High while teacher looks on
A mother is outraged after her Grade 8 son was allegedly assaulted by six matric pupils in front of a teacher at Lentegeur High School.
Stellenbosch FC: Gavin Hunt targets Top 8 as Winelands revival continues
After a rocky start to the season, Stellenbosch FC travel to Bloemfontein to face Siwelele FC, with coach Gavin Hunt aiming to push the Cape side into the top half ...
William Booth argues against the legality of Stamenov's arrest in South Africa
In a significant legal battle, William Booth challenges the arrest of a Bulgarian national in South Africa, arguing that extradition procedures were not properly ...
Marine outfalls comply with permit limits despite sewage pollution concerns
Cape Town's marine outfalls at Camps Bay, Green Point, and Hout Bay are compliant with permit conditions, but do these results alleviate public fears of sewage pollution. ...