Scholar transport shutdown brings learning to a standstill in Joburg schools
A scholar transport shutdown left Lenasia Model School almost empty, with only five learners attending out of 890.
A scholar transport shutdown left Lenasia Model School almost empty, with only five learners attending out of 890.
Some Pretoria residents will experience a planned electricity outage on Sunday, 25 January 2025. The City of Tshwane says the 10-hour interruption is necessary to allow repair work on Tower 62 near Denlyn Mall. The repairs were previously postponed due to wet weather conditions, with safety cited as a priority.
A murder suspect linked to a mass shooting in Atteridgeville was fatally shot during a shootout with police in Laudium, Pretoria. The Hawks had been acting on information that the suspect was armed with illegal firearms. A 9mm firearm was seized, and investigations are ongoing.
A teacher accused of sexual assault was involved in a shooting at a primary school in the Eastern Cape, leaving one educator dead and two injured. The incident occurred after the suspect allegedly forced entry onto the school premises while out on bail. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the attack, including a possible breach of bail conditions.
Hundreds of learners were left stranded on Thursday afternoon as they waited to be picked up from school, following a joint transport operation that saw several scholar transport vehicles being impounded by authorities.
A former National Lotteries Commission (NLC) official has had his retirement savings frozen as authorities move to recover millions in misappropriated funds linked to his family’s business interests.
Fast-food giant Steers has issued a formal notice to a franchisee and mandated immediate staff retraining after a video surfaced showing restaurant employees performing manual gardening tasks.
The court session saw a brief delay as Dludla initially appeared without legal counsel. He has since been assigned a representative from Legal Aid.
Mpumalanga’s tourism attraction sites have reopened after being temporarily closed due to deadly floods. Nearly 20 people lost their lives, while essential services and schools were disrupted in some areas. Authorities urge visitors to remain cautious as some roads may still be slippery.