Network News
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Load-shedding to alternate between stages 1 and 3
Network News
Eskom has announced the load-shedding schedule for the coming days.
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Warnings of leopard possibly roaming near Pretoria
Pretoria Rekord
The warning by the Gauteng department of agriculture, rural development and environment came after a zebra was reportedly found with…
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Boipatong teacher accused of assault
Vaalweekblad
An aggrieved mother has been firm in her pursuit of justice for her daughter that was allegedly assaulted.
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Universal design and access: Giving equal rights to people with disabilities
Network News
Help is on hand for companies and organisations that want to be more accessible to people with disabilities.
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Mpumalanga police officer’s family blames police for his death
Lowvelder
The family said they do not understand why only two police officers were dispatched to a robbery in the middle…
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Newborn baby found bundled in Richards Bay refuse bin
Zululand Observer
Two incidents of babies being dumped happened in this KZN city recently.
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Rampant Boks put the world on notice
SA Rugby Magazine
Defending champions, the Boks completed their World Cup preparations with a record 35-7 win against New Zealand at a sold-out…
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Load-shedding suspended until 16:00
Network News
There is some relief from load-shedding on Sunday as it was suspended earlier today.
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Is poverty on the decline in South Africa? Cyril Ramaphosa’s ANC claims fact-checked
Network News
A number of sceptical readers asked Africa Check to take a closer look at pronouncements made by the president at…
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Kruger National Park leopard experience: Wow or woe?
Lowvelder
It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but does that make it an amazing one? This Kruger National Park leopard sighting caused…
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Elton Jantjies drops drug test bombshell
SA Rugby Magazine
Jantjies, who missed the final cut for the 2023 World Cup squad, faces potential suspension after admitting to the June…
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Court asked to help: How people with hearing disabilities are left uninformed
Network News
Most people with hearing disabilities cannot understand sign language and depend on subtitles to follow the news – NCPD
