Wednesday , 25 March 2026

IFP marks 51st anniversary, Human Rights Day in Bethal

IFP marks 51st anniversary Human Rights Day in Bethal

The Inkatha Freedom Party’s (IFP) leadership is hosting an event to mark the party’s 51st anniversary and commemorate Human Rights Day in Bethal, Mpumalanga. The party says it will use the event to engage with supporters, on socio- economic issues including unemployment, water shortages and lack of service delivery. Today, the Inkatha Freedom Party celebrates 51 years of unwavering commitment …

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KZN unveils school in uMlazi after ‘construction mafia’ delays – SABC News

KZN unveils school in uMlazi after construction mafia delays

The KwaZulu-Natal Public Works Department has unveiled a newly refurbished multi-million rand, state-of-the-art school in uMlazi as part of Human Rights Months celebrations, after years of delays. The upgrade of Menzi High School was repeatedly disrupted by construction mafia activity. Incidents included officials being held hostage on site, two shootings and threats against MEC Martin Meyer. For years, the school …

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All-SA team wins ABSA Cape Epic mountain bike race

All SA team wins ABSA Cape Epic mountain bike race

For the first time in 22 years, an all-South African team has won the ABSA Cape Epic mountain bike race. Matthew Beers and Tristan Nortje were crowned the 2026 Cape Epic champions in Stellenbosch. Another South African, Candice Lill and her Swiss partner, Alessandra Keller won the Women’s Elite race.  www.sabcnews.com, https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/all-sa-team-wins-the-absa-cape-epic-mountain-bike-race/

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Law enforcement intelligence key to fighting serious crime: Strategist

SAPS intelligence key to fighting serious crime Strategist

Security strategist Andy Mashaile says the only way to combat serious and violent crime across the country is for intelligence networks within law enforcement agencies to be significantly ramped up. This comes are residents of Bekkersdal, west of Johannesburg, say they are still living in fear three months after the deadly shooting incident at the Kwanoxolo Tavern, which claimed the …

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SAPS intelligence key to fighting serious crime: Strategist

SAPS intelligence key to fighting serious crime Strategist

Security strategist Andy Mashaile says the only way to combat serious and violent crime across the country is for intelligence networks within law enforcement agencies to be significantly ramped up. This comes are residents of Bekkersdal, west of Johannesburg, say they are still living in fear three months after the deadly shooting incident at the Kwanoxolo Tavern, which claimed the …

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Trump, Iran threaten power, energy targets as war escalates – SABC News

Trump Iran threaten power energy targets as war escalates

US President Donald Trump and Iran threatened to escalate their war, targeting energy and fuel facilities in the Gulf, which ​could again roil global energy and financial markets and deepen a regional crisis. Trump on Saturday threatened to “obliterate” Iran’s power plants if Tehran did not fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours, ‌a significant escalation barely a …

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GDE denies that schools are facing electricity disconnections – SABC News

GDE denies that schools are facing electricity disconnections SABC

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Foundation raises R60 000 for family after child’s ‘pie day’ incident

Foundation raises R60 000 for family after childs ‘pie day

The Mandisi Tshingana Foundation says they wanted to bring dignity back to a family in George, in the Western Cape, whose child was humiliated on social media following a viral video. It showed the child’s classmates at the Thembalethu Primary school enjoying pie day, while he shields his face from the camera. His parents were unable to afford the treat. …

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Mpumalanga police officer kills female friend, then himself

Bullets seen at a crime scene.

A 53-year-old police officer has shot and killed a 37-year-old woman before committing suicide at Grootvlei near Balfour, in Mpumalanga. The police captain attached to the Bethal Police Station allegedly forcefully entered the woman’s residence by breaking a window. The deceased has been identified as his female friend. He apparently chased away the victim’s sister before the shooting incident. Mpumalanga …

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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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