Network News
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SAPS investigates incidents of violence near Lebombo Border Post
Lowvelder
Incidents of violence, killing and arson were reported following a recent truck driver protest that saw traffic gridlocked on the…
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Lethal virus outbreak targets rabbits
South Coast Herald
The virus causes bleeding organs including the liver, kidneys and spleen and death is quick and usually without warning.
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Stage 3 power cuts here to stay – Eskom
Network News
The power utility says the blackouts are needed to replenish emergency reserves.
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Watch: Pro golfer loses three golf clubs in tree
Compleat Golfer
After the third golf club gets stuck in the tree, Joost Luiten gives up and angrily storms off. He says…
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Mpumalanga community set man they suspect of girl’s brutal murder, alight
Mpumalanga News
Charges against the man were withdrawn in July due to insufficient evidence.
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More children are going hungry in SA, study reveals
The Witness
Over the past month, the average cost to feed a child a basic nutritious diet increased by R25.30 (2.8%).
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Watch: Motorists warned of schoolgirls targeting them for extortion
Vaalweekblad
Motorists should be extra cautious after two new crime trends have been identified where both men and women are targeted.
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Former Skukuza field ranger sentenced to 10 years for poaching
Lowvelder
The ranger was found guilty of fatally shooting a rhino in 2020 and claiming that it was self-defence.
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Last day of registration weekend: Make sure you can vote in the 2024 elections
Network News
More than 23 000 voting stations will be open today with the IEC encouraging the youth to make sure they…
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Cyclist killed in Kempton Park, another stabbed in Middelburg
Kempton Express
In both incidents, robbers made off with the cyclists’ bicycles.
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Rugby World Cup gives Boks R1b boom
SA Rugby Mag
The Springboks trail the All Blacks and England as the most valuable rugby brands in 2023.
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Leopard attack near Marloth Park: Farm manager ‘stares death in the eyes’
Lowvelder
The leopard had several injuries with a carnivore scientist saying the cat was desperate for food and would attack anything.
