A case of malicious ignition – which is the underage equivalent of arson – is being investigated in connection with the Greyton fire. Overberg authorities… Read More »Arson Case Being Investigated On The Greyton Fire
Civil rights group Section 27 said it hoped that Wednesday’s Supreme Court ruling in the Michael Komape case would bring his family some semblance of… Read More »Section 27 Hopes SCA’s Michael Komape Ruling Brings Family Closure
Three men accused of the murder of 30-year-old Meghan Cremer are expected to apply for bail on Wednesday. Police arrested the men shortly after Cremer’s… Read More »Suspects To Meghan Cremer Murder To Apply For Bail
The lawyer for the teacher involved in a sex scandal at Bishops Diocesan College has written to the school to ask what action would be… Read More »Ex-bishops Teacher Involved In Sexual Misconduct Wants Probe Findings
Convicted wife killer Jason Rohde has been granted bail by the Supreme Court of Appeal while he waits to appeal his murder conviction. The decision… Read More »SCA Grants Wife Killer Jason Rohde Bail
CAPE TOWN – A Delft Grandmother is preparing for a bleak Christmas with no news on her missing granddaughter – a full year after her… Read More »1 Year On, Still No Trace Of Missing CT Girl Linathi Titshala
JOHANNESBURG – The Council for Geoscience (CGS) on Tuesday said South Africa had enough coal reserves to last for at least the next 50 years,… Read More »SA Has Abundance Of Coal To Last About 50 Years – CGS
CAPE TOWN – Western Cape Finance MEC David Maynier on Tuesday said there were plans in place to ensure exports continued even as Brexit loomed.… Read More »WC Govt Committed To Supporting Exporters As Brexit Looms
DURBAN – Trade and Industry Deputy Minister Nomalungelo Gina will on Wednesday kick off an awareness campaign around alcohol. The World Health Organisation lists South… Read More »Deputy Minister Gina To Lead Raids At Various Durban Liquor Retailers
CAPE TOWN – Cabinet on Tuesday said it was on track to change the laws governing land expropriation. An ad hoc parliamentary committee was established… Read More »Cabinet Says On Track With Changes To Laws Governing Land Expropriation