NTA urges drivers to prioritise roadworthiness of vehicles
Minibus taxis seen in Johannesburg during traffic. The National Taxi Alliance (NTA) has urged its…
NTA urges drivers to prioritise roadworthiness of vehicles
Minibus taxis seen in Johannesburg during traffic. The National Taxi Alliance (NTA) has urged its members to ensure that their vehicles are roadworthy as they set out to transport commuters over the Easter weekend. Thousands of commuters, including pilgrims and holiday makers have started making their way to various destinations. NTA Spokesperson Theo Malele says…
Creecy urges motorists to follow road rules ahead of Easter weekend
Minister of Transport, Barbara Creecy briefing the media. Transport Minister Barbara Creecy is pleading with motorists to follow all the rules and regulations of the road ahead of the busy weekend. Creecy was speaking during the Easter road safety inspection campaign on Thursday at the N1 Kranskop tollgate in Limpopo. WATCH | Transport Minister Barbara…
Australia to play three ODIs in Zimbabwe in September
Zimbabwean cricket player celebrates as they win 23 runs with against Australia. Australia will tour Zimbabwe for three One-Day Internationals (ODI) in September, the first time they have played in the African nation since 2014. Zimbabwe are to co-host the 2027 50-over World Cup with South Africa and Namibia, and this year’s tour provides the…
‘Search at Fannie Nkosi’s Pretoria home signals escalating probe’
Sergeant Fannie Nkosi testifying before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. Security strategist Andy Mashaila says the police search and seizure operation at the Pretoria home of a prominent police officer signals an active and escalating investigation. It is believed that the property belongs to Sergeant Fannie Nkosi, who recently appeared before the Madlanga Commission. Mashaila…
Zuma challenges court decision on TRC Inquiry leadership
[ FILE IMAGE]: Former President Jacob Zuma enters the High Court in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, January 31, 2022. Former President Jacob Zuma has written a letter to the Constitutional Court, intending to seek leave to appeal the decision by the High Court in Johannesburg’s that Justice Sisi Khampepe remains Chairperson of the TRC Cases Inquiry….
Government promises to maintain services after Botha Sigcau fire
Mthatha Building on fire. The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure in the Eastern Cape has reassured the public that government services will continue in the wake of the fire that razed the Botha Sigcau Building in Mthatha. WATCH | The Eastern Cape government is sharing a detailed report on plans for the departments impacted…
KZN tourism reports no booking cancellations despite fuel price hikes
Durban beachfront. The tourism department in KwaZulu-Natal has confirmed that no booking cancellations have been recorded despite the recent national fuel price hikes. More than R900 million is expected to be generated from the influx of tourists into the province over the upcoming Easter weekend. More than 300,000 local visitors and over 600,000 international tourists…
SAPS confirms death of reservist during Naledi supermarket robbery
Barrier tape and gun cartridges. South African Police Service (SAPS) Spokesperson Noxolo Kweza confirms that a police reservist has been shot and killed during a robbery at a supermarket in Naledi, Soweto. She says a second police member was injured and has been taken to hospital for medical attention. “Members were doing their routine patrols…
Police raid home of sergeant Nkosi following Madlanga testimony
Sergeant Fannie Nkosi testifies before the Madlanga Commission. Police have carried out a search and seizure operation at the property of a high-ranking police officer in Pretoria North. BREAKING NEWS | Police are executing a search and seizure operation at the home of a senior police officer in Pretoria North. Authorities have confirmed the operation…
‘Army deployment funds could have been used to bolster police work’
Police are seen alongside members of the army in Cape Town as part of efforts to fight crime in this image captured on 01 April 2026. Cape Town-based non-governmental organisation, Justice Fund, believes that money used to fund the army’s deployment to crime-ridden areas in the country should have been used to bolster police work….
