# Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni has told the Madlanga Commission references to interference in bus company PUTCO concerned legitimate commercial engagements. He says discussions about the Kwaggafontein corridor involved industry and contractual matters, rather than criminal conduct. Responding to commissioner Sandile Khumalo and evidence leader Matthew Chaskalson, Sibanyoni says engagements were conducted to […]
# The City of Johannesburg launches October Transport Month tomorrow, marking 21 years since the 2005 Transport Lekgotla. Under the theme “Working Together Through Public Private Partnerships”, the campaign showcases transport service delivery as South Africa marks 32 years of democracy. City spokesperson Virgil James says priorities include cutting congestion, repairing roads, road safety, cycling […]
# The 2026 Eskom Expo for Young Scientists International Science Fair is underway in Boksburg. Over three hundred South African learners and 24 international participants from eleven countries are presenting solutions to real-world challenges in robotics, engineering, and data science. Learners can win university bursaries and opportunities to compete at global science fairs. Eskom Expo […]
# Seven leopards have returned to South Africa’s West Coast after disappearing 170 years ago, with the first confirmed sighting in the West Coast National Park captured on camera last year. General Manager Bool Smuts of the Landmark Foundation, a non-governmental conservation dedicated to human-wildlife conflict management, says the predators were hunted in the mid […]
# Uitleweringsverrigtinge begin vandag in die Johannesburgse Landdroshof teen die Zimbabwies-Britse voortvlugtige, Ndodana Tshuma. Die Britse owerhede wil die 45-jarige laat teregstaan op aanklagte van die moord op sy vrou, Nothabo, en hul dogters, Natalie en Nala, in Brittanje in Julie. Tshuma het na Suid-Afrika gevlug kort voor die liggame ontdek is en is later […]
# The Cape Independence Advocacy Group condemns minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni’s remark that those who feel South Africa is not good for them should leave, calling it abhorrent and hypocritical. Spokesperson Phil Craig says citizens protesting crime, racial discrimination and chants calling for murder are performing civic duty, not being unpatriotic:
# Formal extradition proceedings against Zimbabwean-British fugitive Ndodana Tshuma begin in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court today. The 45-year-old is wanted by British authorities to stand trial for the murders of his wife Nothabo and their daughters, Natalie and Nala, in the United Kingdom in July. Tshuma fled to South Africa shortly before the bodies were […]
# Die Stad Tshwane se Nooddienste-departement bly op hoë gereedheidsgrondslag terwyl swaar reën, skadelike wind en hewige donderstorms tot verdere oorstromings kan lei. Die Suid-Afrikaanse Weerdiens het ʼn geel vlak 2-waarskuwing uitgereik vir ongure weer wat van vanmiddag tot middernag verwag word. Die departement se woordvoerder, Nana Radebe-Kgiba, sê noodpersoneel het die afgelope paar dae […]
# Die Stad Kaapstad veroordeel die Landdroshof in Athlone se besluit om borgtog toe te staan aan drie mans wat met AK-47-gewere en meer as 350 rondes ammunisie betrap is. Lede van die Wetstoepassings-bevorderingsprogram het hulle vroeër vanjaar in Nyanga vasgetrek. Hulle het vier gewere, ʼn pistool, ammunisie, verskeie voertuig-nommerplate en verdagte elektriese toerusting by […]
