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Mossel Bay murder: 23-year-old arrested in fatal stabbing of Nhlamulo Sambo
A 23-year-old man arrested for the fatal stabbing of 19-year-old Nhlamulo Sambo in KwaNonqaba, amid investigations into a reported attempted burglary.
'Gomora' actress Sannah Mchunu joins season2 of 'Amalanga Awafani'
Multi-award-winning actress Sannah Mchunu, who previously starred in 'Gomora', has confirmed her latest role in SABC1's telenovela 'Amalanga Awafani'.
"Hearsays": SA reacts as Patricia Sambo pushes back against SAPS version of son’s Mossel Bay killing
Patricia Sambo challenges police claims about her son Nhlamulo's murder in Mossel Bay, sparking national debate on xenophobia and identity in South Africa.
Former 'Generations' star Zoe Mthiyane explains why she "lost respect" for baby daddy Robert Marawa
Former 'Generations' actress Zoe Mthiyane opened up about the exact moment her relationship with veteran sports broadcaster Robert Marawa fractured beyond repair.
Kruger National Park murders: Police arrest two suspects after Mossel Bay couple killed
Police have made a breakthrough in the Kruger National Park murders, arresting two suspects in connection with the murders of Ernst and Dina Marais.
South African homeowners can now measure their property's energy performance
LookSee and SANEDI have launched a free Energy and Carbon Performance Rating for South African homes, showing homeowners how their energy usage is.
"Dalyight Robbery": Eskom employees' average R1 million annual salary increases anger South Africa
Eskom’s salary increases cause uproar as employee benefits rise by 37%, with average salaries exceeding R1.1 million amid public outrage over electricity prices.
A small Eastern Cape town pays more for groceries than major metros
A new PMBEJD report shows shifts in South Africa’s food prices, with a rural Eastern Cape town topping the list for the most expensive household food basket.
Western Cape police warns violent anti-immigration protesters will face the law, SA expresses doubt
Police in the Western Cape warned that violent protesters would face the full might of the law, but South Africans expressed doubt that anything would change.
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