Local Party Alleges Corruption at Elsburg Police Station
Moseki confirmed that the station commander acknowledged receipt of the complaint and has committed to initiating an internal investigation.
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Emfuleni Meets Chinese Consul General to Revitalise Vaal Economy
In the manufacturing sector, collaboration with Chinese investors could lead to the establishment or revitalisation of industrial plants, boosting production capacity and creating much-needed jobs in the Vaal economy.
Trucks Torched in Violent Protest on N3 Freeway
Drivers described suspects stopping vehicles, removing keys, and using the trucks to block lanes before setting them on fire, accompanied by gunshots.
Peaceful anti-illegal immigration marches sweep across Gauteng
Government has commended those who participated for exercising their constitutional right to protest in a peaceful and disciplined manner.
Sedibeng Sports Confederation Elects New Leadership
A key priority for the new leadership will be to ensure that sporting organisations are well-structured, sustainable, and positioned for long-term growth.
Update: Case of Cop Arrested Over Alleged Rape Postponed
The police officer was arrested last week Thursday for an alleged rape of a female detainee at the police station on 21 April 2026.
SASSA Confirms May 2026 Grant Payment Dates
Beneficiaries are encouraged to plan accordingly and to report any payment issues to their nearest SASSA office.
National Freedom Day Commemoration comes to Bloemfontein
The event also coincides with several key national milestones, including 30 years since the adoption of the Constitution, 70 years since the historic 1956 Women's March, and 50 years since the Soweto Uprising.
The Rise of Mandarin and International Chinese Language Day in Africa
While the day is a global celebration of multilingualism, its resonance on the African continent has grown exponentially, reflecting a deepening era of South-South cooperation.
Chinese Exoskeleton Tech Sparks Hope for Mobility in Africa
Amputees in China have used them to rock climb, play piano, and perform calligraphy โ feats now within reach for African users through exports.
