Soweto Pride 2026: Celebrating Belonging And Heritage
March and Queer Joy Celebration to mark 50 years since Soweto Uprising and 30 years of constitutional democracy.
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PEU to Celebrate 120 Years of Educator Unity at Klerksdorp Extravaganza
The Professional Educators’ Union (PEU) will mark a major milestone in its history this month as educators from across South Africa gather in Klerksdorp for the union’s 120 Years Extravaganza. The celebration is scheduled for 19 September 2026 at Milner High School, starting at 09:00, and is expected to bring together PEU members and their…
Motorist Arrested for Driving Under The Influence of Alcohol
Driving under the influence of alcohol remains one of the primary contributors to serious and fatal traffic accidents on the roads.
Joburg Braces for Rugby Showdown: Major Road Closures Announced for FNB Stadium Motorists urged to plan as Springboks host All Blacks in blockbuster Test The City of Johannesburg and the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) have issued a comprehensive traffic advisory for Saturday, 5 September 2026, as FNB Stadium prepares to host the highly anticipated…
Meyerton Shooting Claims Six lives, leaves Eighteen Injured
Six people left dead and 18 injured following a shooting at Meyerton .
Rising Tide of Violence in South Africa
9 killed and ten injured at a tavern in south Africa, police hunt for about a dozen gunmen. Picture Credits @ google
Former SARS Commissioner, Passes Away at 63
Former SARS commissioner Oupa passed away yesterday at the age of 63 after a long illness and a long period of hospitalisation.
Taxi Driver Arrested After Reckless Driving Leaves Runner in Critical Condition
A hit and run by a taxi driver yesterday, during the Soweto Marathon, was arrested for reckless driving and negligence after leaving the runner in critical condition
Tensions Rise as US Warns South Africa Ahead of G20 Summit
Tensions rise as US warns South Africa Ahead of G20 Summit .. Picture Credits @google
Ramaphosa Defends Johannesburg Clean-Up for G20 Summit, Urges Lasting Change
Natalie Nyathi President Cyril Ramaphosa is defending the clean-up efforts happening in Johannesburg as the city gets ready for the G20 Leaders’ Summit on November 22-23. He acknowledges that the city has faced many problems with service delivery but believes this clean-up is important to welcome world leaders and can set a standard for future…
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