Paul Scheepers' sentencing marks a landmark case for South African law enforcement
Sentencing proceedings for Paul Scheepers, a former SAPS Crime Intelligence head turned private detective, reveal critical issues in South African law enforcement as the State seeks direct imprisonment for his extensive fraud and money laundering cha…
Riyaadh Kader: From paralysis at 13 to law graduate at UWC
After a life-altering shooting at 13, Riyaadh Kader defies the odds to graduate with an LLB from UWC, turning his struggles into a mission to uplift others
FinMaster: The South African board game tackling load shedding and politics
FinMaster, a South African board game that creatively incorporates loadshedding and political upheaval, has officially launched in Cape Town, promising an engaging ...
Cunard's Queen Mary 2 to dock in Cape Town during her world cruise
This weekend, Cape Town welcomes the iconic Queen Mary 2, Cunard's flagship, as she docks in the city for a memorable stop on her 2026 world voyage.
Cape Town youth offered job opportunities at Athlone Stadium
Unemployed youth in Cape Town can secure jobs in the expanding call centre sector at A Day of 1000 Opportunities on 16 April.
Cape Town researchers lead R100 million initiative to fight deadly fungal infections
Researchers at the University of Cape Town are leading a global R100 million initiative to combat fungal infections, which claim 2.5 million lives annually, through ...
Harrismith woman demands full refund after R60,000 fraud, rejects Standard Bank's R16,000 offer
Harrismith woman Anastatia Radebe demands justice after nearly R60,000 was allegedly taken from her account, rejecting Standard Bank's R16,000 goodwill offer.
Hanover Park man overcomes adversity to earn law degree after shooting
After being shot and left paralysed as a child, Hanover Park's Riyaadh Kader defies the odds to earn his law degree, choosing a path of purpose over revenge and ...
How recycling is creating jobs and opportunities in Khayelitsha
In Khayelitsha, where unemployment and waste management issues persist, The Glass Recycling Company (TGRC) is spearheading innovative recycling initiatives.
Malema takes legal action against Kenny Kunene over ‘nonsense’ cartel allegations
Julius Malema's defamation lawsuit against Kenny Kunene unfolds as he vehemently denies allegations of cartel involvement, calling them 'nonsense' and challenging ...
Hangberg woman seeks justice for her dog brutally stabbed to death
After witnessing the brutal stabbing of her beloved dog Funky, a Hangberg woman fights for justice in a heartbreaking tale of animal cruelty.
Graduation ceremonies at CPUT continue amid dental programme crisis
Students at CPUT express frustration and fear for their futures as the South African Dental Technicians Council suspends the university's dental technology programme ...
Woman's desperate crawl through drain raises safety concerns at Epping construction site
A woman’s desperate crawl through a stormwater drain for nearly a kilometre after falling into a cordoned-off construction site in Epping raises urgent safety concerns. ...
Alex Scott’s mother distraught after no arrests following hit-and-run death
Four months after her son Alex Scott's tragic hit-and-run death, his mother is left heartbroken as no arrests have been made, raising serious concerns about the ...
Victoria Hospital faces scrutiny after partner's death raises negligence allegations
A Cape Town woman expresses her heartbreak and anger over her partner's death following alleged negligence at Victoria Hospital's emergency unit, raising urgent ...
Hani family walks out of wreath-laying ceremony over municipal interference
The widow of struggle icon Chris Hani says she was left disappointed and offended after a wreath-laying ceremony in Boksburg was disrupted by what she described ...
Court mandates CPS to refund R81m in unlawful contract profits
The Constitutional Court has mandated Cash Paymaster Services to repay over R81 million to Sassa.