LNN Articles
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Lebombo border guards foil smuggling of 14 children into SA
Lowvelder
A minibus taxi driver was arrested after an attempt to smuggle 14 children from Mozambique into South Africa at the…
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Toll payments: N1/N4 to adopt contactless system by 2025
Parys Gazette
Bakwena will introduce contactless toll payments from June, improving security and reducing fraud on the N1/N4 route.
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KNP day visitors: Gate quotas in force for festive season
Lowvelder
Pre-booking is essential for festive season visits to the Kruger National Park due to gate quotas and strict entry requirements.
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R89.9b needed to fix SA’s water crisis
The Witness
Pietermaritzburg is grappling with inadequate and failing water supply infrastructure, leaving many residents to endure disruptions for days, weeks and…
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Pretoria mother shares harrowing experience at Steve Biko Academic Hospital
Pretoria Rekord
A woman left a public hospital and went to a private one to get the assistance she needed during labour.
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Former Comrades winner re-elected as chairperson of association
The Witness
Amid a challenging period for the Comrades Marathon Association, Mqondisi Ngcobo returns to steer the ship.
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These are SA’s 8 busiest roads during the festive season
Network News
Find out which routes and toll plazas are likely to experience traffic overload during peak periods so that you can…
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SAA to resume full flight schedule after pilots suspend strike
The Witness
SAA pilots ended their strike after reaching a wage agreement that enables the airline to restore its full flight operations…
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Assisted reproduction to help save Limpopo’s rhinos
Letaba Herald
An anti-poaching organisation dedicated to saving rhinos from extinction is using assisted reproduction techniques to conserve endangered rhino species.
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Snakebite fatality in KZN highlights SA’s antivenom shortage
The Witness
Antivenom shortage blamed for woman’s death after a Mozambican spitting cobra bite highlights dire supply challenges.
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KZN’s Mount Moreland wetland faces growing poaching threat
North Coast Courier
Conservationists and residents have joined forces to combat rampant poaching in a North Coast biodiversity hotspot.
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SA is producing enough teachers but education quality is under threat
Network News
Over the next six years, a significant number of teachers are expected to retire. While research indicates that sufficient numbers…
