Nation rallies behind search for kidnapped Limpopo 2-year-old
South Africans have rallied behind an urgent search for a two-year-old girl who was allegedly kidnapped from her home in […]
Limpopo
Advocate rejects claims of inadequate Gauteng public input in NHI legislation
Parliament has pushed back against claims that the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) failed to properly consider public input from
Severe weather systems cause flooding in the Garden Route and Eastern Cape
Severe storms have battered the Garden Route and Eastern Cape, prompting school closures and widespread flooding. Several roads have also
Eastern Cape
WATCH | Eastern Cape in grip of severe winter weather as snow falls and floodwaters rise | News24
Snow has fallen in the north-western Eastern Cape, while downpours have forced road and school closures across most parts of
Police request public assistance to locate escaped prisoners in Northern Cape
Police in the Northern Cape seek assistance from the public in tracing two prisoners who escaped from lawful custody on
Government considering 43 ‘new’ speed cameras in Gauteng – which cost R465 million a piece
The government has signed a new agreement to investigate the feasibility of converting Gauteng’s e-toll gantries for speed enforcement and
Emfuleni Municipality not ready to be placed under administration, says Gauteng Government
The Gauteng Cooperative Governance Department says the troubled Emfuleni Municipality does not yet warrant being placed under administration again. This
Severe weather forces two-day school closures in Western Cape’s Eden and Central Karoo district
Schools in parts of the Eden and Central Karoo district will close for two days this week as severe rainfall
Free State team’s golden run at SA Kickboxing Championships – Bloemfontein Courant
Free State’s kickboxing team performed exceptionally well at the SA National Kickboxing Championship in Oudtshoorn. The team, all members of
Mpumalanga border locals fear economic fallout from Mozambique’s planned shutdown
Some locals at the Lebombo border post in Mpumalanga remain fearful that anticipated unrest in Mozambique may spill over into