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Anonymous Story Raises Alarming Questions for South Africans Earlier today, I received an anonymous message in my inbox. There was no name, only a link to a shocking article published in the independent financial newspaper, The Currency. As a reporter who’s walked many roads, i’ve learned to trust my gut. And this story… it’s … Read More “Trouble Brewing in the Shadows?” »
Reporter:- George April Cape Town – A dramatic scene played out at Cape Town International Airport last night, as British Airways Flight 58, bound for London. The aircraft was forced to return mid -flight after smoke was detected in the cockpit. Approximately two hours into the flight, the Airbus A350 crew issued an emergency alert … Read More “Emergency Drama at Cape Town International Airport” »
HOPEFIELD SOLAR PROJECT By CCN Newsroom HOPEFIELD:- A controversial plan to build one of the world’s largest solar farms just outside the quiet West Coast town of Hopefield. The plans has raised alarm bells among residents, many of whom only recently discovered the true scale of the project. At a recent town meeting, ironically held … Read More “A Growing Thread Hidden in Plain Sight” »
What Does It Mean for the Cape Coast?” Reporter – George April Cape Town:- As tensions rise between global superpowers China and the United States, a quiet storm is brewing. That tension could eventually ripple all the way down to the streets of our communities. In Beijing, a bold new mindset is taking hold. China … Read More “China to US – We’re Done Playing Nice” »
Rumè Burger maak geskiedenis in nuwe Suid Afrikaanse Atletiek rekord in 100 meter wedloop – Vinnigste ter wêreld Berig:- George April Bloemfontein:- In ‘n verstommende vertoning van spoed en talent het Rumé Burger Vrydag die 100 meter vir o.17-atlete tydens die Nasionale Hoërskole-byeenkoms gewen in ‘n nuwe Suid-Afrikaanse rekordtyd van 11.43 sekondes (amptelik). Dit is … Read More “RUMÉ BURGER – Geskiedenis met nuwe SA Rekord” »
Proposed PSIRA Amendments Threaten South Africa’s Security Industry Reporter – George April Cape Town:- In a move that could have devastating consequences for South Africa’s private security sector, sweeping regulatory amendments were quietly published in the Government Gazette on 28 March 2025. If these proposals by the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) are enacted, … Read More “URGENT – Amendments Threaten South Africa’s Security Industry” »
How Policies Are Being Used as a License to Kill Reporter – George April Cape Town: – A shocking and lucrative crime trend is on the rise, fraudulent life insurance policies taken out without the knowledge of victims, sometimes leading to their untimely deaths. According to a reliable police source, South Africans need to be … Read More “The Deadly Business of Insurance Fraud” »
What’s Next for South Africa? Reporter – George April CAPE TOWN:- In a bold move that could shake up South Africa’s political landscape, the Democratic Alliance (DA) has officially tabled an amendment to reject the African National Congress’s (ANC) proposed budget, particularly its controversial VAT increase. Government of National Unity – Facing their Biggest Test … Read More “BREAKING NEWS – DA Moves to Reject ANC’s VAT Budget” »
Reporter – George April CAPE TOWN:- In a move signaling further diplomatic strain between South Africa and the United States, Washington has expelled South Africa’s military attaché, just two weeks after ejecting Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool.Picture – South Africa’s expelled ambassador to the United States, Ebrahim Rasool, speaks upon his arrival at the airport [Esa Alexander/Reuters] … Read More “Tensions Escalate as U.S. Expels South Africa’s Military Attaché” »
Reporter – Ashley Rix SALDANHA BAY:- It has been a year since this case first emerged, and we have all witnessed the events unfold. Now, as new statements come to light, it is crucial to analyze them critically while keeping the facts in perspective. Discrepancies in the Investigation and Initial Response The investigating officer (IO), … Read More “Reflections on the Developments in This Case” »
