N2 reopened after head-on crash kills Eastern Cape traffic officer | The Citizen
A case of culpable homicide was opened with the Jeffreys Bay Saps. The N2 in Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape is […]
March and March movement to hold protests against undocumented immigrants in Gauteng
The March and March movement is set to descend on the Union Buildings in Pretoria today and Hillbrow, Johannesburg on
Two Mpumalanga chess players qualify for international competition
Two Mpumalanga chess players have been invited to compete internationally. Junior Master Bafana Sgudhla and Nkosikhona Jele have qualified for
Ramaphosa praised the role of the Free State in his Freedom Day speech
President Cyril Ramaphosa has hailed the Free State as the place where South Africa’s fire for freedom was lit. The
Gauteng social development department faces scrutiny over R220 million irregular spending
The Gauteng Department of Social Development is facing mounting scrutiny over more than R220 million in irregular expenditure, with allegations
Vaccination efforts lead to a month without Foot and Mouth Disease in the Western Cape
The Western Cape’s intensified vaccination efforts have led to a month without new Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) cases. Premier
Freedom Day: Ramaphosa to mark 32 years of SA democracy in the Free State
By Zikhona Miso President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver the keynote address during the Free State’s official Freedom Day celebrations. The
Western Cape High Court orders homeowner to pay Nedbank R1.6 million
The Western Cape High Court has ruled in favour of Nedbank Ltd, ordering Cape Town homeowner Mandla Stephans to pay
Xpresso Cafe: Brewing Premium Coffee for Everyone in the Western Cape | The Newspaper |
While the hum of a high-end espresso machine defines the luxury of the home barista, a different kind of coffee
Four women killed in head-on collision on R23 road in Mpumalanga
Four women tragically lost their lives in a head-on collision between a sedan and a truck on the R23 road