Author: Scrolla

President Ramaphosa’s recognition of Princess Masalanabo Modjadji as Rain Queen has been rejected by the Modjadji royal council, who argue they were not consulted and plan to fight the decision.

Chiefs hope to end their poor form against an improving TS Galaxy despite missing six injured players.

New Brighton Beach in Gqeberha has been closed due to unsafe E.coli levels caused by theft and vandalism at a key wastewater treatment plant, with repairs estimated at R10.5 million underway.

Dali Mpofu says joining MKP was his personal choice and denies trying to harm the EFF, as the MKP celebrates its first anniversary in Durban.

The EFF has re-elected many of its old leaders, and they now face the challenge of fixing the party before the 2026 elections.

Contralesa in the Eastern Cape is calling for a temporal ban of the sacred Xhosa after the initiate death toll climbed to eight this past week.

The DA is calling for the reopening of Social Development offices in East London, claiming that the department is spending millions on cleaning services for the unused offices.

As the festive season starts, drivers are warned to be extra careful at known accident spots along the busy N3 highway.

The Blitzboks have been almost faultless leading up to the final. And now they’ve got one more hurdle to overcome.

Nineteen people have died on two busy national roads since Thursday.

Kaizer Chiefs’ poor run of form continued with a 2-0 loss to Polokwane City, while Stellenbosch FC suffered a heavy defeat in the CAF Confederation Cup.

Nearly 50 people in Sarah Baartman district were arrested for domestic violence, with police blaming alcohol for most cases.