Network News
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Top SA athletes travel to Europe for final Olympic preparations
Several South African athletes who have already qualified for this year's Olympic Games in Tokyo are on their way to…
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Man’s body found dumped in Polokwane CBD
Preliminary police investigations revealed that the deceased may have been assaulted elsewhere and then dumped.
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Roll-out of Tshwane’s new pre-paid meters continues
Tshwane metro is pushing ahead with the new smart pre-paid meter system installation to help residents monitor and manage their…
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SA sees increase in alien biological species invasions
Biological invasions pose a major threat to South Africa’s unique biodiversity, and to the livelihoods and health of the people…
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Gauteng Health worried about water shortages at its health facilities
JOBURG – Health department expresses gratitude to the ‘good Samaritans’ that have provided temporary relief as hospitals face water challenges.
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Concerns over Post Office branch closures
The planned closure of 130 post office branches across the country will have a negative impact on grant beneficiaries who…
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Who will pay for the e-tolls?
Since implementation of e-tolls in December 2013, the scheme has been met with public hostility with motorists refusing to pay.…
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14 tonnes of illegal connections removed in Zandspruit operation
Motorists were advised to avoid Beyers Naude Drive near Zandspruit on 1 June after illegal and dangerous electricity connections were…
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Eskom implements Stage 2 loadshedding until Friday
Eskom appeals to the public to reduce the usage of electricity.
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Climate Change Indaba to coincide with World Oceans Day
The Garden Route Fire Commemoration Event and Climate Change Indaba will this year coincide with World Oceans Day, taking place…
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Questions asked as crocodile is spotted in Polokwane
Review was alerted of a strange spotting in Polokwane's streets this afternoon, when a reader sent photos of a crocodile…
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Netflix comments on government’s proposed content regulation
The largest streaming service in the world favours self-regulation and light-touch supervision.
