Child donates Christmas savings to the underprivileged
A five-year-old boy from Mossel Bay in the Southern Cape has become a social media star after
KZN residents rebuild homes following devastating storm
A severe storm has ripped through areas in southern KwaZulu-Natal leaving behind massive destruction
Aerial ‘Toxic Tour’ of Mpumalanga’s coal-fired power stations with GP Africa
SABC Digital News joined Greenpeace Africa for a ‘Toxic Tour’ of coal-fired power stations in
Homecoming premiere for multiple award winning film on rhino poaching
The award-winning South African documentary film STROOP – journey into the rhino horn war premiered
N West’s Kromellenboog dam at only 2.5% full
Dam levels in the North West are the lowest in the country. Water and Sanitation says the province’s
Makhanda residents want municipality placed under administration
Fed up residents are saying enough is enough in Makhanda in the Eastern Cape. They want their
Former PRASA train driver wins unfair dismissal battle
A former PRASA train driver has won his battle against the passenger rail operator, after he was
SS Mendi descendants call upon international community for more recognition
The descendants of South Africans who perished on the troopship SS Mendi have called on
Indigenous plants return after pioneering project pays off
A pioneering project to clear alien vegetation has uncovered rich tracts of critically endangered
Remembering the thousands of people killed in KZN during apartheid
Ethekwini Mayor Zandile Gumede says the youth need to be reminded of the sacrifices that were made
63-year-old induna rescued after attempted necklacing in Limpopo
Police have called on the community of Khubvi village outside Thohoyandou in Limpopo to be calm and
Indonesia stops search for victims of Lion Air crash
Indonesia authorities said on Saturday they had stopped the search for victims of a plane crash that
Heatwave expected in Cape Town on Sunday
The Cape Town Weather Office says temperatures above thirty can be expected in the Mother City on
SA Film Wins in Europe to Close Out Festival Run with Clean Sweep
The award-winning South African documentary film STROOP – journey into the rhino horn war finished
Tensions simmer after SAPS officer released for alleged rape
A 34-year-old policeman was awarded bail after being charged with raping a 14 year old girl.
Hospital forced to give treat patient after refusing over dagga use
Inkosi Albert Luthuli in Durban denied 44 year old Paul Coetser dialysis treatment last month,
Kaizer Chiefs a better outfit during Komphela era: Mokwena
Orlando Pirates assistant coach, Rulani Mokwena, says Kaizer Chiefs has been at a disadvantage from
Camps set up to help learners excel in Limpopo
Camps have been set up in various schools in the Mopani area to keep learners focused for the
Manhunt under way for ANC Ward councillor’s killers
Cape Town police say detectives are working around the clock to find the killers of an ANC ward
City of C Town fights illegal land invasion in Wallacedene
The anti-land invasion unit in Cape Town is demolishing shacks on a tract of land at Phase Nine in