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Prisoners excel in 2019 matric exams
NewsCorrectional Services Minister Ronald Lamola announced that of the 161 inmates who sat for matric exams in South Africa’s correctional…
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Today’s weather: Fine, warm conditions for the start of the weekend
NewsWarm weather conditions are expected across the country on Friday, with heavy rainfall expected in three provinces, according to the…
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Stage 2 loadshedding throughout Thursday and into Friday
NewsSouth Africans will suffer stage 2 loadshedding starting from Thursday morning, right through to Friday morning at 06:00.
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Tharina laat die koppe draai met ‘new look’
Local newsBreaking NewsVANDERBIJLPARK. – Die voormalige gr. RR-onderwyseres en vermeende meesterbrein agter die ontvoering van die sesjarige meisie van Laerskool Kollegepark in…
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2019-matrieks gaan sukkel om werk te kry
NewsBreaking NewsMeer as 500 000 graad 12’s is nou klaar met skool en moet nou werk soek. Maar sake lyk maar…
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Vereeniging’s mom still hopeful after son’s 50th surgery
NewsJayvan Janse van Rensburg from Vereeniging, Gauteng, is only six years old but he’s had 50 surgeries so far –…
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Discovery is abandoning Vitality rewards points
NewsDiscovery is ditching its popular Vitality rewards point system from January 11, and is converting remaining point balances into its…
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‘Mickey Mouse-dief’ gesoek na inbraak by spreekkamer
NewsFoto: Dr. Marika van Lelyveld, by wie se Vereenigingse spreekkamer daar op Oujaarsdag ingebreek is. Hier kan gesien word hoe…
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Schools must stick to cheaper school uniform rules, warns the Competition Commission
NewsAs back-to-school season returns, the Competition Commission called on parents to alert them if schools do not comply with the…
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Padongelukke: eisers kan lank wag
NewsBreaking NewsDie lekker Desembervakansie is iets van die verlede en daarmee saam was daar natuurlik weer honderde padongelukke gedurende die feesseisoen.…
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High risk of load shedding on Wednesday evening
NewsEskom has warned that there's a high likelihood of stage two load shedding on Wednesday evening.
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If Eskom wins court case, power prices will increase – NERSA
NewsShould Eskom's court application succeeds next week, South Africans can expect to pay more for electricity.
