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Arnold Vosloo becomes a dad again at 64 as girlfriend welcomes baby boy
Arnold Vosloo has become a father again at 64 after girlfriend Anika du Toit welcomed their baby boy Daniel Reece, weighing 4.1kg, on 14 September.
AfriForum offers free legal aid to families of victims after nine Ekurhuleni women murdered
AfriForum has offered legal aid to the families of the victims of the Ekurhuleni murders, after nine women's bodies were dumped across the area in two months.
"Shame on you": Sihle Sibisi confronts ANC officials at Ekurhuleni victims' memorial service
Sihle Sibisi confronts ANC officials, including the Police Minister, at a Kempton Park memorial, accusing them of political posturing as GBV claims women’s lives.
Owen Ndlovu’s Widow Stays Strong for Children after Former SABC Presenter’s Death
Former SABC presenter Owen Ndlovu’s widow stays strong for their children as family questions his Katlehong hijacking murder amid a R60m SAMRO legal dispute.
Michael Morton fumes over Kempton Park’s dark streets amid GBVF crisis: “What a disgrace”
Michael Morton calls out Kempton Park’s failed street lights and traffic signals as nine women’s bodies deepen the GBVF crisis across Ekurhuleni and Tshwane.
Nadia Nakai and Toss break silence on GBV after 9 women found dead in Ekurhuleni
Nadia Nakai and Toss call on men to speak up against GBV after nine women were found dead in Ekurhuleni, sharing a powerful message of accountability.
Mpox cases rise to 18 in South Africa as Western Cape bears brunt
South Africa confirms 18 mpox cases and one probable case, with the Western Cape hardest hit as local transmission rises and limited vaccines are now secured.
SA graduate’s AI invention turns sign language into speech in real time
UKZN computer engineering graduate Akhil Hansrajh developed an AI system that translates South African Sign Language into spoken words in real time.
Zimbabwean mourns 4th woman found dead in Ekurhuleni
A Zimbabwean woman mourns Aisha Gracious Nkomo on TikTok after her death in Ekurhuleni, as South Africans call for CCTV footage to help police amid grief.
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