Network News
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Kirsten Kluyts murder: Christmas in jail for accused
Network News
Parts of the autopsy report revealed the Delta Park High School teacher was pregnant but showed no visible rape signs.
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Mpumalanga boy shot in the head during robbery
Lowvelder
Police, security companies and members of the local community policing forum are currently searching for the suspect.
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Bulls deny R85m salary cap concerns
SA Rugby Magazine
The salary cap as stipulated in the South African Rugby Industry Collective Agreement was raised from R71m to R85m ahead…
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Simon’s Town fire: Early-morning evacuations
Network News
More than 300 firefighters and the crews of three choppers are still fighting the fire.
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Pietermaritzburg great-grandfather murdered: First suspect arrested
The Witness
While a suspect has been arrested in connection with the murder of an elderly KZN man, police are searching for…
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Ek hoop om weer huis toe te kom – André de Ruyter
Netwerk Nuus
Die voormalige Eskom-hoof is positief dat die sogenaamde ‘korruptes’ by Eskom sal boet, en dat dit dan weer veilig vir…
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Traditional family man loves traditional Christmas fare
Network News
Armand du Plessis talks about family, the festive season and the future, while sharing his go-to holiday dish.
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Eagle captures impala on Skukuza Golf Course
Network News
Golfers got to see a ‘birdie’ of a different kind between the fifth and eighth holes of a Mpumalanga golf…
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Mother in court after baby dies in Mpumalanga
Ridge Times
She is facing a charge of murder after allegedly feeding her baby porridge laced with poison.
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30 boats trapped in water hyacinths on Hartbeespoort Dam
Kormorant
An urgent warning has been issued to boaters about the safety risks posed by floating ‘islands’ of wind-driven water plants.
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Proteas suffer double injury blow
SA Cricket Magazine
One player was injured during the first ODI at Wanderers and the second during a training session.
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Boy (13) killed by lightning strike as vicious storm hammers KZN
Northern Natal News
Disaster management teams and volunteers are still busy assisting residents who are stranded or had their properties damaged.
