WATCH | Ambulances petrol-bombed in Pretoria
Two ambulances were petrol-bombed in Mountain View in Pretoria on Saturday evening, Bestcare EMS said.
Continue reading →Thieves steal murdered cop’s skeleton from Mpumalanga mortuary
Human skeletal remains, which were kept for investigation purposes, have been stolen from a state mortuary in Standerton, Mpumalanga, police said on Sunday.
Continue reading →Miraculously no injuries after man opens fire with AK-47 at Lenasia taxi rank
A man was arrested after he opened fire at a taxi rank in Lenasia in the south of Johannesburg on Saturday, police said.
Continue reading →Motorist shot several times in car at Westonaria shopping centre
A man believed to be in his thirties was found with multiple gunshot wounds in his car in Westonaria, west of Johannesburg, on Saturday evening, paramedics said.
Continue reading →Kaizer Chiefs win the Soweto derby bragging rights after beating rivals Orlando Pirates
Kaizer Chiefs won the Soweto derby bragging rights after beating traditional rivals Orlando Pirates at FNB Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Continue reading →Three die after truck and bus collide head-on in Polokwane
Three people were killed when a truck and minibus collided in Polokwane, Limpopo, on Sunday morning, the provincial department of transport said.
Continue reading →HUMAN RIGHTS DAY | Ramaphosa promises a better post Covid-19 society
President Cyril Ramaphosa has used his Human Right’s Day address to ensure South Africans of his mission to establish a better country especially after the Covid-19 pandemic.
Continue reading →SA will have to wait until at least Wednesday for ‘update’ on King Zwelithini’s successor
The nation will have to wait until after a Wednesday meeting to hear about the succession of the Zulu monarch
Continue reading →Sassou expected to extend 36-year rule as Congo Republic votes
Polls opened in Congo Republic on Sunday, with President Denis Sassou Nguesso widely expected to extend his 36-year rule despite an economic crisis in the Central African oil producer.
Continue reading →Chicago suburb’s plan to pay Black residents reparations could be a national model
Decades ago, in the Chicago suburb of Evanston, Cordelia Clark ran a restaurant out of her kitchen and parked cabs for her taxi company in her backyard because Black residents were effectively barred from owning or renting storefronts in town.
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