Network News
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Watch: Leopard spotted near Wesselsbron, safely captured and relocated
Farmers Weekly
A nerve wrecking video shows the moment a leopard jumps at a person who was taking a video of it…
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Ezemvelo confident about rhino dehorning strategy despite spike in poaching
The Witness
A programme launched to dehorn rhinos has resulted in a significant drop in poaching numbers.
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4 Mpumalanga cops remanded in custody after R1.6m theft from zama zama ‘leader’
Mpumalanga News
Other than the theft, police will also be investigating why such a large sum of money was being kept in…
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Ironman in full swing in Mossel Bay
Mossel Bay Advertiser
The event is said to have boosted Mossel Bay’s economy with more than R50m last year.
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2 people drown, 1 missing in KZN South Coast incidents
South Coast Herald
Two people were caught in a rip current near a fishing pier while another man was found unresponsive on the…
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Rapid rise in non-communicable diseases in Gauteng
Sedibeng Ster
Diseases like diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular diseases are increasing at a concerning rate warns the health department.
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Mixed fuel price outlook for December
Zululand Observer
Motorists planning to travel over the festive season are urged to budget accordingly as another fuel price adjustment looms.
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Mbombela woman praised for helping stranded mom and daughter
Lowvelder
A Good Samaritan aided a stranded mom and child in Mbombela, sparking gratitude and online praise for her kindness and…
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Foreign owned shops raided in Mbombela
Lowvelder
During the raids, seven suspects were arrested for being in the country illegally.
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Man caught selling dagga to children in KZN
Southlands Sun
The man was allegedly caught in a room with 10 school children while selling dagga.
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Municipalities warned against water tanker mafias
Network News
With water leaks a critical issue in the Free State, municipalities were warned against ‘businessmen’ trying to exploit the situation.
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Blood bank launches summer campaign to raise donor numbers
The Witness
The South African National Blood Service urges South Africans to become regular blood donors.
