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A man in KwaZulu-Natal found guilty of premeditated murder for fatally stabbing ex-girlfriend at Gateway Mall. Video evidence and witnesses supported the case. Judge ruled 22 stab wounds showed intent to kill.
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Namibia’s new President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, the country’s first woman president, was praised by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa for her historic inauguration. Ramaphosa highlighted the significance of women in leadership roles in Africa and the importance of empowering them. Nandi-Ndaitwah’s swearing-in ceremony marked a milestone for Namibia and the SADC region.
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A fifth victim has died following the Soshanguve mass shooting in Pretoria. Four were found dead and eight wounded in the Marry Me informal settlement. Police believe a quarrel between community patrollers and a group of five led to the attack. The motive remains unknown. Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi assures efforts to find the suspects.
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The Department of Transport partners with DBSA and National Treasury to establish the Public Sector Participation (PSP) Unit for private investment in Transnet. Transport Minister Creecy announces plans to enhance State capacity and support Transnet and Prasa through PSP contracts. RFI issued to engage private sector proposals for rail and port system rehabilitation.
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A fifth victim of the Soshanguve mass shooting has died. Government officials are visiting the victims’ families. #eNCA Bafedile Moerane reports.
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Over 50,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza since Israel’s war with Hamas began, with 41 more deaths reported in the past 24 hours. Majority of casualties are women and children, with many believed to still be under rubble. Israel disputes figures, citing inconsistencies. IDF vows to minimize civilian harm in accordance with international law. Resumed fighting has led to one of the deadliest days for Palestinians.
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Heavy rains in KwaZulu-Natal cause extensive flooding in Durban, affecting vulnerable households. Climate change expert Professor Mabhaudhi warns that flooding is now a seasonal reality, urging communities to build resilience. He notes that a warmer climate leads to heavier rainfall. The eThekwini Municipality reports increased water demand following the 2022 floods in KZN.
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Dr. Martin Hill of Rhodes University explains the use of imported weevils to control invasive species in South Africa. The Florida biotype of weevil Cyrtobagous salviniae was released to combat common salvinia plants. This marks a new chapter in the fight against invasive aquatic plants. Biological control involves using natural enemies to manage invasive species. Leading experts provide insights on the process.
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Eskom boosts South Africa’s power supply by 800MW, marking progress in ending load shedding. Kusile Power Station’s final unit successfully synchronized with the grid, a crucial step in adding 2,500MW by 2025. The station will contribute 4,800MW once fully operational. Eskom aims to stabilize electricity supply amid constraints, praising employees’ dedication.
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Isle of Man sees an increase in South African residents and businesses moving to the European island. Approximately 1,218 South Africans now reside there, making up 1.45% of the population. Reasons for the relocation include an established community, business opportunities, work-life balance, diverse job sectors, high living standards, low crime rates, and quality healthcare and education facilities.
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