Thousands of Christians from across KwaZulu‑Natal and beyond are marching through the streets of Durban today in a major demonstration for religious freedom and against proposed regulatory measures affecting churches. Organised by the South African Church Defenders (SACD), the march began this morning from King Dinuzulu Park and is making
Border Management Authority cracks down on officials accused of facilitating illegal entry and passport fraud. More than 50 officials working at South Africa’s ports of entry have been dismissed after being implicated in corruption schemes that allowed undocumented travellers to enter the country illegally. The Border Management Authority (BMA) confirmed
Mhlekiseni Bulelane Ngubane from Umlazi, south of Durban in KwaZulu Natal, has turned his lifelong love for bees into a growing honey business. Ngubane is the proud owner of Maya Mbomvu Dining Delight, a small enterprise that produces and sells honey directly to customers in the township. His passion for
Limpopo Department of Public Works is battling to restore D673 road that links Nkowa Nkowa township (R36)and Tarental (R71). Motorists in this area only enjoy a drivable road whenever a prominent politician is visiting Nkowankowa township. The previous work on pothole patching and road maintenance was done during the preparation
Limpopo Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe will, on Monday afternoon, preside over a rank conferring ceremony for a second batch of promoted police officers at the Provincial Joint Operational Center in Polokwane The ceremony follows the recent promotion of 130 members across the province and will see newly
The South African government has announced that the late Congress of the People (COPE) founder Mosiuoa Lekota will be honoured with a Category 2 Special Official Funeral. Flags across the country have been flying at half mast in honour of the veteran politician. The flags will remain lowered for seven
The South African Navy (SA Navy) continues to strengthen its professional and strategic relationship with the Indian Navy through a series of engagements that include operational deployments, high level leadership interactions and specialised training exchanges. This cooperation was most visibly demonstrated in February 2026 when the SA Navy frigate SAS
Today, our hearts are heavy as we say goodbye to Mosiuoa Patrick “Terror” Lekota (1948–2026), one of the bravest sons of the soil. From his days as a young activist facing the brutality of apartheid spending years on Robben Island alongside legends like Nelson Mandela to becoming Free State Premier,
Cape Town’s firefighters faced a tough and heartbreaking start to their Friday as they rushed to two separate fires in the early morning hours. The first call came in just after 1 a.m., reporting vehicles on fire at the Nyanga taxi rank along Emms Drive. Fire crews, including a specialized
In a heartfelt opening to her State of the Province Address at the Limpopo Legislature’s Jack Botes Hall on March 5, 2026, Premier Dr. Phophi Ramathuba greeted the gathering in multiple local languages—Ndi Matsheloni! Thobela! Avuxeni! Silotshile! Gooie More! Good Morning! before sharing the heavy burden weighing on the province.
