South African drivers brace for fuel hike, March prices projected beyond R24 per litre
South Africans will be paying for more than R24 a litre for petrol from the 6 of March 2024. The main drive behind the coming hikes is the global oil price.
General Tommy Mthombeni appointed new Gauteng top cop
The South African Police Service appointed Tommy Mthombeni as the new top top in Gauteng and has replaced Elias Mawela who retired in January this year.
TVET colleges celebrate the launch of new artisan academy in Bloemfontein
A new Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) artisan academy centre was launched in Bloemfontein in the Free State and will produce 30,000 artisans.
New HIV prevention drug available in South Africa, but netizens want the cure
A new HIV-prevention drug is expected to be released and tested on a select few people in South Africa. Netizens rejected the drug and demanded a cure instead.
South African woman's stunning 1-room apartment leaves viewers in awe
A young South African woman took to Facebook, where she unveiled her beautiful bedroom. The girl's room left people in awe at how neat and well-organised it looked.
Julius Malema gushes over Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, pegs him as potential premier candidate
Economic Freedom Fighters president Julius Malema praised the party's MP and commissar, Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, on his finer qualities and slammed Panyaza Lesufi.
South African Police Service allegedly protected Joslin Smith's mother Kelly and boyfriend from mob
The mother of Joslin Smith, Kelly, claimed that the community almost attacked her and her boyfriend, accusing them of being involved in Joslin's disappearance.
SAPS arrest 6 N3 highway robbery suspects where Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga was robbed
The South African Police Service was praised for apprehending the N3 Blue Light Gang that operated by kidnapping or robbing their victims on the N3 highway.
Fuel price expected to increase in March, South Africans gatvol
Petrol and diesel are expected to go up by over R1 in March. South Africans were gatvol of the petrol price increases and blamed the government for it.
