Tragic Bus Accident in South Africa Claims 40 Lives Near Zimbabwe Border
A devastating bus crash in South Africa has claimed the lives of at least 40 people, including citizens of Malawi […]
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FOR SA Warns: “Self-Regulation” of Religion Could Become State Control
Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA) has voiced serious concern that government-led “self-regulation” of religious organizations could open the
ActionSA Welcomes CRL Oversight but Warns Against Interference in Church Affairs
ActionSA has expressed cautious support for the CRL Rights Commission’s new Section 22 Committee, which aims to oversee and protect
Gunmen Open Fire on Cross-Border Bus from Joburg to Zimbabwe, Killing Two Passengers
A terrifying armed attack on a cross-border bus traveling from Johannesburg to Zimbabwe has left two passengers dead and several
‘I Feel Like Joseph Thrown into a Pit’: Shadrack Sibiya Speaks Out After Early-Morning Home Raid
Suspended Deputy National Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya has voiced his pain and disappointment after his home in Tshwane
Teaching by Day, Coding by Night: How One Durban Lecturer is Building Games and Community
By Lwandile Hlekwayo Dreams delayed are not dreams denied for Henk Scheepers, a Vega games development lecturer who has released
SAPS Reduces Paris Investigation Team to One Senior Officer
National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola has confirmed that only one senior police officer will now travel to France to
Police Probe Shocking Case of Son Who Killed Mother with Shovel in North West
Police in South Africa’s North West Province are investigating a disturbing murder in Mosiane View village, Mahikeng, where a 25-year-old
SAACYF Launches NAC PESP 6 Funding Help Desk to Empower Artists
The South African Arts & Culture Youth Forum (SAACYF) has partnered with the National Arts Council (NAC) to launch the
Gauteng Court Clears Path for R167 Million Apartheid-Era Reparations Case
The Gauteng High Court has dismissed the South African government’s attempt to delay a R167 million constitutional damages case brought