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30 Mei 2026 Elisma van der Watt How would you like to share the article? ATDF-SA official arrested after inciting violence. (Photo: Provided) Police in KwaZulu-Natal arrested a national official of the All Truck Driver Forum South Africa (ATDF-SA) for allegedly inciting violence along the N3 southbound near Bergville on Saturday morning. Col. Police spokesperson Robert Netshiunda says police officers were carrying out patrols along the N3 when they noticed that the traffic was moving slowly until it came to a standstill. “The officers went to investigate and arrested around 10 people who were blocking trucks.” The suspects allegedly fled…
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The Department of Education in KwaZulu-Natal has been rescued with R2 billion so that it can pay for school needs, known as Norms and Standards. This money was released by the Department of Treasury in the province, to help students and schools.The Minister of the Treasury, Mr. Francois Rodgers, said they did this because it is important that the Ministry of Education be able to meet important needs. He said this money will go to all schools in the province.”This step indicates that we are determined not to disrupt the delivery of important needs to students in education. In cooperation…
30 Mei 2026 Elisma van der Watt How would you like to share the article? (Photo: SAPS) The police in Gauteng are investigating a case of murder and attempted murder after a shooting in Sesdelaan in Alexandra, Johannesburg, in the early hours of Saturday during which one person died and six others were injured. Col. Dimakatso Nevhuhulwi, police spokesperson, says that two people allegedly had an altercation on the street, when one of them pulled out a firearm and started shooting randomly. A total of seven people sustained injuries and were taken to a local clinic for the necessary medical…
The Confederation of Trade Unions, Cosatu and Fedusa, has set a deadline for the leaders of the Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS) fund to come up with clear answers regarding the reduction in the amount paid by workers. These unions are adamant that they want to review the increase of money by 9.5%, from February this year. The statement of these unions said that the meeting between them and GEMS did not bear fruit.”The answers he came up with do not solve the challenges faced by the workers. We stand by the fact that the increase in the money paid…
STILL they cannot believe what happened in Nsimbini, Mayville, on Sunday after 13 people were shot while watching football at a local bar.It is a country found out that this incident happened after three men entered the place looking for mobile phones and money.The source said that if you don’t take out your cell phone, they don’t ask anything, but you were hit by a bullet.It turns out that the club was full of men watching the Caf Champions League final between Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa and AS Far of Morocco.It is said that they were just telling you…
(Archive photo: GCIS/X) Pres. On Friday, Cyril Ramaphosa received the second interim report of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry into criminality, political interference and corruption in the criminal justice system. Vincent Magwenya, Ramaphosa’s spokesperson, says the president will study the report while the commission continues its proceedings. “President Ramaphosa expressed his appreciation for the interim report, as well as his expectation that the commission will refer actions, which are considered criminal acts, for prosecution as part of its mandate,” says Magwenya. Maroela Media previously reported that Ramaphosa received the first interim report in December last year. He launched the Madlanga…
Debt collectors are looking for students who owe more than R60 billion to institutions of higher education, as more than 190 000 are holding degrees and certificates. These students owe universities R59 billion, while TVET colleges are owed R3.6 billion.This came from a meeting of the Department of Higher Education, when he presented a report to the Parliamentary committee on student debt.The director general of the department, Dr Nkosinathi Sishi, said that the problem of withholding of qualifications is also increasing in TVET colleges. He said they are worried about the annual increase in student debt, which makes them end…
The Western Cape Premier, Alan Winde, concluded a disaster assessment tour this week by visiting some of the areas that were worst affected by the storms. (Photo: Alan Winde/ Facebook)The storm damage caused in the Western Cape earlier this month is likely to exceed that of previous major floods in 2023 and 2024.So says the Western Cape Department of Infrastructure, after a total of 400 roads were damaged right across the province.During the first week of May, several cold fronts caused major damage to many roads in the province. Some main routes are still closed. Several passes had mudslides, and…
AI Short Film: Liu Jiyu, a 29-year-old former train driver from China, without any film background, has made a brilliant short film named ‘Zombie Scavenger’ with the help of AI in just 10 days. He has told how he has used AI to make this film.Made short film in 10 days through AI without film background, got offer from Hollywood, creator told how he gave the promptAI has opened up many ways for people to earn money. We are saying this because a 29-year-old former train driver from China has gained a lot of popularity by making a 3.5-minute AI…