The South African women’s cricket team, the Proteas, finds themselves ranked as underdogs as they prepare to take on England in their World Cup opener tomorrow in Guwahati. With only one win against England since their heart-wrenching semi-final defeat at the World Cup in Christchurch four years ago, the stakes are high as they step [...]

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This October, the South African Department of Transport is gearing up to spotlight critical infrastructure services across aviation, maritime, public transport, and road networks during Transport Month. The initiative is aim at underscoring the significant impact of efficient transportation systems on the national economy.According to a recent statement from the department, “Our investments in the [...]

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South Africa’s crime intelligence, General Dumisani Khumalo, has taken ill, leading to the adjournment of the Madlanga Commission proceedings. Khumalo was scheduled to continue his pivotal testimony on Wednesday morning at the Brigitte Mabandla Justice College when he began feeling unwell shortly after his arrival. Confirming the situation, the South African Police Service (SAPS) issued [...]

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The Chairperson of Parliament’s Health Portfolio Committee, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, has submitted a passionate call for the harshest penalties for those involved in the R2 billion Tembisa Hospital theft. The demand comes on the heels of a Special Investigating Unit report released on Monday, which unveiled misconduct related to hospital procurement that implicates both Gauteng [...]

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