Thousands of Instagram accounts hacked
Russian hackers have locked thousands of Instagram users out of their accounts.
Blessers ‘abling’ HIV says KZN-Umzinyathi mayor
The KZN-Umzinyathi mayor says blessers are weakening the fights against the Aids virus.
At least 500 000 apply for SAPS’ learnership programme which has 3 500 spaces
Police say the high number of applicants indicates that young people are ready to serve and protect the people of South Africa.
Wembley residents unhappy about unit allocations
Willington Simelane, stakeholder liaison manager for the office of the MMC for Housing, said all the people with the correct documents were allocated units.
Brutal attack, allegedly racially motivated, takes place in Pretoria nightclub
The alleged victim took to Twitter to vent her frustrations, both of the incident and the terrible experience after trying to report what happened.
KZN man accused of causing accident that killed pregnant fiancé fined R20K
Devashen Naidoo, 24, from Sea Park chose to pay the fine, rather than spend two years in prison.
Pushing pedalpower to beat illiteracy
Two men spent the past 10 days on their bicycles, travelling from the Union Buildings in Pretoria over 1 500km to Cape Town.
Churches fight for same-sex marriage
An adverse finding against the Dutch Reformed Church could mean that denominations, churches and religious organisations would lose their autonomy.
East Rand: Springs metro distances itself from bogus wheelie bin tender
The scam requests that service providers deposit a certain amount of money, and are told to deliver the 240L wheelie bins in Bedfordview.
Pretoria man accused of murdering wife ‘lied’ about where he hid her body, says PI
The accused allegedly stood to gain nearly R4-million in insurance payouts following his wife’s death.
