South Africa
SA condemn driver after video of him smashing into wall at 200 km/h in sports car goes viral
South Africans slammed a motorist who crashed into a wall while driving in a sports car at a speed of 200km/h in a residential zone. A video of it went viral.
4 Mpumalanga women convicted, sentenced to 5 years behind bars for defrauding SASSA
Four Mpumalanga women found guilty of committing SASSA child grant payment fraud were convicted and sentenced in the Nelspruit Serious Commercial Crime Court.
Joslin Smith: CCTV footage sparks hope that missing girl is alive, doubts remain over claims
A Facebook post from a man who has actively been searching for missing Saldanha Bay girl, Joslin Smith, has sparked hope and also a bit of concern online.
Solidarity concerned about diplomatic tensions between SA and USA, citizens say group is to blame
The Solidarity Movement expressed concern about the diplomatic tension between the US and South Africa, but citizens say they are to blame for it.
Wounded teen, 17, among gang members nabbed after escaping Ntuzuma gunfight in which cops killed 5
Police have arrested a 17-year-old teenage suspect linked to a planned business robbery and subsequent gun battle with cops in Ntuzuma Township after he escaped.
Cyril Ramaphosa plans to send delegation to conduct deals with Donald Trump, Mzansi not impressed
President Cyril Ramaphosa confirmed that plans were in place to send a delegation to discuss deals with Donald Trump, but South Africans think it's a bad idea.
Challenges facing recruitment in 2025: How staff solutions can make a difference
Recruitment in 2025 presents a dynamic yet complex landscape. HR professionals and business leaders are turning to staff solutions to address these challenges.
KZN manager accused of killing female worker, burying her in his yard, makes 2nd court appearance
An alleged murderous call centre manager was back in the Durban Magistrate's Court on 2 February 2025, where the matter was postponed for further investigations.
SANDF soldiers forced to buy own boots before deployment, SA says: "Our government is disgusting"
The South African National Defence Union confirmed that soldiers had to buy their own boots, leaving citizens disgusted by the government's handling of the army.
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