Two wanted cash-in-transit robbers killed in dramatic shootout with KZN police
Two suspected cash-in-transit robbers were fatally shot in a dramatic shootout with KZN police, who acted on intelligence regarding their location. The suspects were linked to a series of high-profile robberies across the region.
News you should know tonight: Top 5 stories you may have missed on May 22, 2025
It’s Thursday, May 22, 2025 — time for a wrap on the biggest headlines making waves in South Africa and beyond.
ANC struggle stalwart Gertrude Shope dies at age 99
Gertrude Shope, a beacon of hope and resilience in the fight against apartheid, has passed away at 99. Her journey from teacher to ANC Women's League president exemplifies her unwavering commitment to education and women's rights
Haunted by grief: the impact of childhood trauma in the search for Joshlin Smith
The disappearance of six-year-old Joshlin Smith has not only devastated her family but has also reopened old wounds in the community, as the tragic case triggers memories of past trauma and unresolved grief
Government takes action on Community Work Programme amid national minimum wage demands
The government is set to review the Community Work Programme in response to employees' demands for compliance with the national minimum wage, raising important questions about the future of public employment initiatives.
Misleading 'white crosses' video: Solidarity responds to Trump's genocide claims
Trade union Solidarity challenges President Trump's claims of white genocide in South Africa, clarifying the context of a controversial video and discussing the realities of farm murders.
Mpumalanga police officers sentenced after shooting driver for speeding off at roadblock
Two Mpumalanga officers have been sentenced to five years for attempted murder after shooting a driver who fled a roadblock.
The future of e-voting in South Africa: Opportunities and challenges
Discover the transformative potential of electronic voting in South Africa as Professor Colin Thakur unveils its advantages, challenges, and vital implications for the future of democracy.
Liberty Coal takes legal action for R250 million in defamation damages
Liberty Coal Mine is embroiled in a high-stakes legal battle, seeking R250 million in damages for defamation against Mantengu Mining Limited amid serious allegations of share price manipulation.