Network News
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Woman and son (6) shot in Secunda: Cops seek this man
Ridge Times
A 38-year-old woman was shot multiple times and her youngest son was wounded in the leg, allegedly after a heated…
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Motorists escape injury after being hit by train near Shakaskraal
North Coast Courier
The train clipped the rear, on the right side of their car, and sent it spinning into a nearby ditch.
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Boks to take Webb Ellis Cup countrywide
SA Rugby Magazine
The world champions are bringing the Rugby World Cup home, and will start a four-day trophy tour on Thursday.
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Transnet gives union ultimatum to retract planned protest action
Zululand Observer
The South African Transport and Allied Workers Union wants to embark on a nationwide strike on Friday.
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Boks hail ‘Malmesbury Missile’ Du Toit
SA Rugby Magazine
Flanker Pieter-Steph du Toit claimed the man of the match award as the Springboks bagged the Rugby World Cup.
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All systems go for matric exams – minister
Network News
Education Minister Angie Motshekga speaks ahead of the Class of 2023 starting their National Senior Certificate examinations.
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22 Blue Flags for Garden Route beaches
George Herald
Wessa CEO Helena Atkinson praised the George Municipality and said it has set an example for other municipalities.
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Stage 2 load-shedding to be implemented from 16:00
Network News
After nine days without rolling power cuts, load-shedding makes an unwelcome return.
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E-toll fate still a mystery but Gauteng insists scrapping is no bluff
Pretoria Rekord
Heading for the one-year mark since the announcement was made to scrap the toll system, little progress has been made.
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Global conflicts causing problems in SA’s vulnerable food supply
Bloemfontein Courant
A stakeholder says it is important to reduce the country's reliance on external sources, and to empower individuals.
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Name changes of Eastern Cape towns wasn’t mayor’s suggestion
Graaff-Reinet Advertiser
The mayor of the Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality, Willem Safers, has been distanced from being behind the potential renamings.
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Hound dogs used to curb poaching in Kruger National Park
Lowvelder
The free-running hound dogs are are highly attuned to pick up human scents, and are able to reach great speeds…
