Network News
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Recent storm leaves R287m trail of destruction in KZN
Berea Mail
The recent heavy rains and strong winds caused widespread devastation to homes, roads, and water and stormwater systems.
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Soweto youngster fatally stabbed for braai pack
Soweto Urban News
A quick errand to relatives in Zondi, Soweto, turned out to be the last time the Mudau family would see…
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Boks braced for tougher test against All Blacks
SA Rugby Magazine
The Springboks believe the All Blacks will be a tougher opponent than the Wallabies and they anticipate a more physical…
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Listen: Daily stage 2 and 4 load-shedding on the cards
Network News
Get ready for higher stages of planned power outages as colder temperatures set in.
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Eskom ramps up load-shedding
Network News
While stage 4 power cuts will be implemented until 05:00 tomorrow, Eskom has promised an extended power forecast will soon…
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Watch: Hair-raising video shows erosion at block of flats in Durban
Berea Mail
Residents were evacuated from the 13-storey block of flats in Morningside while the fire department evaluated the structure.
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Search for missing KZN girl ends in devastating discovery
North Coast Courier
Her body was discovered, naked from the waist down, by a passerby in bushes near an open parking area.
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Body of missing Mpumalanga man found
Lowvelder
His body was found in a vlei and police are currently on the scene to gather information about how he…
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Watch: Bok fans brawl at Loftus
SA Rugby Mag
A massive punch-up broke out in the stands at Loftus Versfeld during the Rugby Championship opener between SA and Australia…
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Watch: Snow in various parts of the country
Network News
Monday blues have a literal meaning this morning as ice-cold temperatures and snowfall are making for a chilly start to…
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KZN prison boss in ICU after inmate attack
The Witness
An inmate serving a life sentence for murder allegedly beat the Eshowe Correctional Centre head with a padlock.
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Mossel Bay sharks ‘eating one another’
Mossel Bay Advertiser
Mossel Bay scientist Sophu Qoma features as part of National Geographic Wild's Sharkfest this month.
