Meet the five candidates recommended to fill W Cape bench vacancies
The Judicial Service Commission has recommended five candidates to fill vacancies in the Western Cape division of the High Court
By Innocentia Nkadimeng
IN QUOTES| JSC interviews for Western Cape High Court vacancies
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has interviewed 11 candidates to fill five vacancies in the Western Cape division of the high court.
By Innocentia Nkadimeng
University of the Free State student dies on day of graduation
The University of the Free State (UFS) says a student at its Bloemfontein campus died on Friday afternoon, just hours before the student was due to graduate.
By Gugulethu Mashinini
Emfuleni councillors slam water intervention, communities ‘still suffering’
A faith-based organisation representative says the Emfuleni municipality’s plans to fix water and sanitation problems look successful on paper but communities are still suffering.
By Kabungane Biyela
Bird and tortoise fossil tracks on SA coast – latest findings are world firsts
The south coast of the Western Cape is a rich source of fossil tracks and traces
By The Conversation
Former municipality legal manager accused of fraud granted R10,000 bail
A former legal manager of the Elias Motsoaledi local municipality in Limpopo charged with fraud and corruption was granted R10,000 bail by the Groblersdal magistrate’s court on Friday.
By Ntwanano Mtileni
ABDOULAYE SAKHO | Afcon controversy: what a sports law specialist says about Senegal being stripped of title
In application of Article 84 of the regulations of the Caf Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon), the Senegal national team is declared to have forfeited the final match, the writer says.
By The Conversation
Man shoots three people dead in Rabie Ridge before turning gun on himself
A man allegedly shot dead three people after a domestic dispute before turning the gun on himself in Rabie Ridge, east of Midrand, on Friday morning.
By TimesLIVE
Police arrest man with alleged stolen vehicle after high-speed chase
A 36-year-old man was arrested by the Nelspruit flying squad in the early hours of Friday after a high-speed chase through the Mbombela CBD.
By Ntwanano Mtileni
New KZN forensic lab boosts fight against crime
KwaZulu-Natal premier Thami Ntuli says the new SAPS forensic laboratory marks a turning point in the province’s fight against crime, as authorities shift towards evidence-led policing.
By Lwazi Hlangu
US is leading G20 initiative to ensure fertiliser access, sources say
The IMF and others have warned that supply chain disruptions caused by the war, especially to fertiliser at the start of the critical growing season, threaten to push 45-million more people into a position of food insecurity.
By Reuters
Eskom announces three-year wage deal with 7% annual increase
Eskom said the agreement will apply to all employees in its wage-bargaining unit
By Reuters
Iran’s foreign minister says passage of vessels via Hormuz Strait is open during ceasefire
The passage of vessels through the strait will be on the coordinated route as already announced by Ports and Maritime Organisation of Iran,
By Reuters
Bellarmine Mugabe admits lesser offence, co-accused takes rap for Hyde Park shooting
Bellarmine Mugabe admitted to firearm and immigration offences after Hyde Park shooting
By Mmatumelo Lebjane
IN PICS | Children removed from KZN Christian mission ‘rejecting modern living’
Government moves to reintegrate children into schools, end double-dipping on grants
By Sandile Ndlovu
