Communities welcome government's increase in linefish, lobster catch quotas

Relief for SA's small-scale fishers as government increases linefish quotas and extends the lobster season following appeals.

Israel: Rocket interception debris sparks fire near Tel Aviv

Explosions were heard over Tel Aviv on Thursday after Iranian missiles were fired towards central Israel. No injuries were reported, though debris from intercepted rockets started a fire in a residential area.

Ugandan students evacuated from Iran speak of 'trauma'

A group of 43 young people repatriated by the government after the United States and Israel launched airstrikes against Iran over the weekend arrived home on Thursday.

Rescuers race to find survivors after deadly nursing home collapse in Brazil

Brazil is searching for survivors after part of a building housing a nursing home collapsed in Belo Horizonte, the capital of Minas Gerais state. At least six people have died and several others remain missing as firefighters continue to dig through the debris.

Cross-border bus workers accused of diverting R1 million

Two employees are accused of stealing more than R1 million from the cross-border bus service operating between Zimbabwe and South Africa.

The reason Orlando Pirates are not playing this weekend

Betway Premiership high-flyers Orlando Pirates are set to spend this weekend at the Rand Stadium training pitch after Nedbank Cup elimination.

New Israeli airstrikes rock Beirut suburb as civilians flee feared escalation

Lebanon faces Israeli airstrikes on Beirutâ s southern suburbs after a rare evacuation order. Thousands flee Dahiyeh as traffic blocks roads across the capital.

Kaizer Chiefs dragged into a muddy Top 8 fight once again

Kaizer Chiefs have lost three consecutive league matches and now lie sixth in the Betway Premiership after 18 matches played.

'Horrified' ANC says Winde's outfit during parliamentary sitting 'an insult'

South Africans can expect an eventful year as political parties compete for their attention ahead of the elections.

Residents of Warwick Avenue call for action against growing drug encampments

Street lights with WiFI? Joburg launches 'Smart Poles' in Soweto

Street lights that offer free WiFi? Find out more about the high-tech "Smart Poles" in Joburg that are boosting connectivity and safety...

Severe storm warning for homeowners across South Africa

The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued a warning about severe thunderstorms expected to hit large parts of South Africa.

Morocco part company with coach Regragui as World Cup looms

"I leave my post with loyalty, gratitude, and the certainty that I have served my country," Regragui declared.

City Of Cape Town Worker Arrested After Allegedly Pointing Gun At Motorist On Jakes Gerwel Drive

A City of Cape Town employee has been arrested after allegedly pointing a firearm at a motorist during a tense incident on Jakes Gerwel Drive. Metro Police officers responded shortly after midday on Wednesday following reports of the confrontation near Bonteheuwel. According to reports, the shaken motorist alerted officers on patrol and pointed out the The post City Of Cape Town Worker Arrested After Allegedly Pointing Gun At Motorist On Jakes Gerwel Drive appeared first on SurgeZirc SA.

Cape Town firefighters tackle two deadly blazes, resulting in four fatalities

Western Cape re-enlists 62 retired detectives to bolster crime-fighting capacity

Dismal Spurs can still avoid relegation vows Tudor

Tudor has already faced calls for his sacking after losing his first three matches since replacing the axed Thomas Frank.

GSMA warns geopolitics could split global mobile standards

Geopolitics, rising infrastructure costs and growing incidents of cyber fraud are top of the GSMA's agenda.

eThekwini's Montclair Lodge renovations to provide shelter for flood victims by June 2026

Bobby Van Jaarsveld warns parents after son suffers severe eye injury from toy laser