Network News
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Durban beaches lose out on Blue Flag status
Berea Mail
The eThekwini Municipality did not apply to fly the Blue Flag that attracts more tourists, especially during the festive season.
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Hefty sentence for Pretoria man who raped, murdered
Pretoria Rekord
Kenneth Sego Debeila (33) killed his 31-year-old girlfriend, and raped and murdered her 11-year-old daughter.
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Drugs worth R800m destroyed in Joburg police operation
Network News
SAPS commissioner General Fannie Masemola says police are making inroads in 'clamping down' on drug trading in the country.
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Defining week for aspirant Proteas
SA Cricket Mag
Three matches in a week will reveal whether the Proteas are serious contenders for the world cup, or if their…
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Spotify: Rugby Musiek streams surge as Boks beat England
Network News
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of an all-important rugby match win to get a person in the mood to…
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Mpumalanga SAPS admin clerk killed by robbers posing as hitchhikers
Lowvelder
An act of kindness turned into a tragedy when a man was shot and killed after giving two men a…
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Bophelong chaos: Residents clash with foreign shop owners
Sedibeng Ster
The situation in the township near Vanderbijlpark remains tense as violence and looting continues.
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Pretoria turns Paul Kruger statue into the Boks’ biggest supporter
Pretoria Rekord
Bok-supporting members of the Church Square Revival Project got together to dress up the iconic statue on Church Square as…
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Siya Kolisi: Dropped Boks not ‘sulking’
SA Rugby Magazine
The Springbok captain and coach Jacques Nienaber discuss team selection and their collective goal to win the trophy.
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World Bank loans $1b to support SA’s cleaner energy transition
Network News
The Development Policy Loan will provide fiscal and technical support to ease the electricity crisis in the long term.
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Man linked to murder of cop killed in shoot-out with KZN police
The Witness
A week after a warrant officer was killed in Ntuzuma C Section, a suspect was shot dead in Inanda.
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15 mineworkers arrested after hostage drama at Springs mine
Network News
Arrests have been made and investigations launched after hundreds of people were held underground, without food and against their will.
