Police Arrest Six Foreign Nationals Accused of Free State Cable Theft
Six foreign nationals arrested in Free State for allegedly stealing copper cables worth R100,000
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Six foreign nationals arrested in Free State for allegedly stealing copper cables worth R100,000
Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality faces financial mismanagement, poor service delivery, and unreliable electricity and water services.
Umalusi urges parties to minimise activity around schools as KwaZulu-Natal prepares for November 4 elections during matric exam period.
Alleged underworld figure Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala to apply for bail in Pretoria court for allegedly securing R95,000-a-month luxury property lease with forged Eswatini ID.
Shadrack Sibiya's bail hearing to continue with statements from complainants in Randburg Magistrates Court
The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has begun rehabilitating seven bridges in Tshwane to improve road safety and support local economic development.
South African government launches service delivery programme in Thembisa
Prolonged power outages in Johannesburg's CBD have disrupted residents' lives and small business operations, with many incurring additional costs due to the crisis.
SA Rugby backs International Athlete Brain Health Symposium in Cape Town, bringing global experts to discuss sports medicine, concussion, and athlete mental health.
A record 962,832 candidates begin South Africa's 2026 matric exams, with digital tools and community programs offering additional academic support.
Residents of Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa, have expressed outrage over the R2.4m spent on upgrades to the historic Wylde Bridge, citing shoddy work and ongoing safety concerns.
South Africa hosts regional police leaders to strengthen cooperation against drug trafficking and transnational organised crime.