Sunday , 22 March 2026

As rains lash across Johannesburg, caution is urged

As rains lash across Johannesburg caution is urged

The Johannesburg Emergency Services is urging motorists and residents to exercise caution as rainy conditions persist across most parts of the city. The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has warned of inclement weather with showers and thundershowers are expected on Sunday in most parts of the province. Johannesburg EMS Spokesperson Robert Mulaudzi says they remain on high alert. “We have …

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Australia fuel supply strong, no plans to ration: Energy minister – SABC News

Australia fuel supply strong no plans to ration Energy minister

 Australia’s fuel supply remains strong and there are no immediate plans to ration fuel to manage the impact of the Iran war on the nation’s supply chain, Energy Minister Chris Bowen said on Sunday. Australia, which imports about 90% of its fuel, has experienced localised shortages as the escalating US-Israeli war disrupts supply. The nation has 38 days’ worth of …

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More bodies retrieved at Ekapa Mine

More bodies retrieved at Ekapa Mine

Police in Kimberley have confirmed that more bodies have been retrieved at the Ekapa Minerals joint shaft. Forensic Pathology Services and police were seen entering the mine premises. Police are meeting with Ekapa Minerals management. It’s been a month already since five miners were trapped underground following a mud rush incident at Ekapa joint shaft. Two weeks ago, the rescue …

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POPCRU awaits final decision in Major-General Asaneng’s guilty charge

POPCRU awaits final decision in Major General Asanengs guilty charge

The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) in the North West says they will await the provincial police commissioner’s decision, guided by SAPS policies. This after provincial deputy police commissioner, Major-General Patrick Asaneng was found guilty of fraud in the Potchefstroom Magistrate’s Court. VIDEO | North West police general convicted of fraud The case related to the unlawful use …

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Limpopo mining company defrauded of R20 000 in football scam

Limpopo mining company defrauded of R20 000 in football scam

A Limpopo mining company that was swindled out of R20 000 has called for the law to take its course. The Moruleng Mining Company was allegedly scammed by 23-year-old Setlabo Thaba who solicited donations under false pretenses. Thaba claimed he was scouted by Italian football club, AC Milan, and needed funds to travel in August, last year. The company and …

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Finance Trust Women Elite League:Boni Consili See ‘Nothing’ in Police Women’s Deployment

Finance Trust Women Elite LeagueBoni Consili See Nothing in Police

By Kayiira Jackson  Boni Consili FC produced a ruthless attacking performance to brush aside Police Women FC with a convincing 4-0 victory in the 2025/26 Finance Trust Bank Elite League at Jeph International University Grounds in Luzira on Saturday. The visitors wasted no time imposing themselves on the contest, taking control early with sharp movement and clinical finishing. Biiba Ningamba …

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Agri groups head to court over FMD vaccine restrictions

A worker wears protective gear while working with cattle amid a foot and mouth disease outbreak.

Sakeliga alongside the Southern African Agri Initiative (SAAI) and Free State Agriculture are heading to the High Court in Pretoria, on Tuesday, to challenge government’s obstruction of private sector procurement and the administration of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccines. Strengthening Response: Agriculture Portfolio Committee Engages Farmers on FMD The Portfolio Committee on Agriculture is on a week-long oversight visit …

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AbaThembu Royal Council investigates alleged Nigerian king coronation

AbaThembu Royal Council investigates alleged Nigerian king coronation

The AbaThembu Royal Council says it’s going to write to the Nigerian Consulate in South Africa about the alleged coronation of a Nigerian king in the Eastern Cape. This comes after videos circulated on social media last week showing the coronation ceremony of an individual referred to as “Igwe Ndigbo Na East London.” The Royal House of AbaThembu took to …

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Malema rejects Mkhwanazi’s corruption allegations

Malema rejects Mkhwanazis corruption allegations

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has hit out at KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi saying he should not implicate him in Mhwanazi’s fights with Police Crime Counter-Intelligence head, Feroz Khan. WATCH | Economic Freedom Fighters Secretary-General Marshall Dlamini says he has not spoken to EFF leader Julius Malema about some of the revelations from the Madlanga Commission of …

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Mahikeng residents begin night patrols to combat spike in crime – SABC News

Mahikeng residents begin night patrols to combat spike in crime

Growing frustration over rising levels of crime in parts of Mahikeng in the North West province has led to residents forming night patrol groups. The residents say they were forced to act after a series of crimes, which include murder, burglaries and breaking into vehicles, especially in the Mahikeng CBD. The patrol groups operate in areas such as Majemantsho Village …

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SAHRC urges mines to benefit communities in Limpopo

SAHRC urges mines to benefit communities in Limpopo

The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) in Limpopo says mines should benefit local communities. The commission’s provincial manager, Victor Mavhidula was speaking during the provincial Human Rights Day celebration, on Saturday, at Bakenberg, outside Mokopane. Mavhidula says mines in the area should contribute by rehabilitating infrastructure and employment. Community members in and around Tafelkop area outside Groblersdal, in Limpopo, …

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WHO says strike on Sudan hospital kills 64 people

African nations urged to work together in fight against war

The World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Saturday that a strike on a hospital in East Darfur, Sudan, killed at least 64 people, including children, medical staff and patients, Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a post on X. WHO said the Friday attack Al-Daein Teaching Hospital has rendered the facility non-functional, cutting off essential medical services in the city. …

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Kawempe Hospital cuts maternal deaths by over 100

Kawempe Hospital cuts maternal deaths by over 100

Kawempe hospital Kawempe, Uganda | PARLIAMENT | Maternal deaths annually recorded at Kawempe National Referral Hospital have been slashed over the past three years from 200 to 60, Members of Parliament have been told. The revelation was made by the hospital’s executive director, Dr Emmanuel Byaruhanga, while appearing before the Public Accounts Committee (Central Government) of Parliament on Wednesday, 18 …

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Free State Education probes historic school sexual assault case

Free State Education probes historic school sexual assault case

The Free State Education department says it is investigating a case of sexual assault that allegedly took place at the Bainsvlei farm school, in Bloemfontein, 11 years ago. This comes after a Bloemfontein family raised concern about the conclusion of the case that had been reported when their boy was eight years old. Police say the case was investigated and …

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Cuba’s power grid collapses for second time in a week – SABC News

Cubas power grid collapses for second time in a week

Cuba’s national electric grid collapsed on Saturday for the second time in a week amid the US-imposed oil blockade, officials announced, as the communist government struggles to keep the lights on for its 10 million people with decrepit infrastructure. “At 18:32 (2232 GMT), a total disconnection of the National Electric Power System occurred. We will continue to provide updates,” the …

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