The Western Cape Department of Transport said it appeared an SUV was overtaking another vehicle when it collided with the truck.

The man was shot dead, his wife injured, and his son wounded during a robbery last night their farmhouse.

'The bad news is that we will probably have to have a greater increase in electricity tariffs in order to make up for a series of adverse Nersa decisions which we have successfully challenged in court,' Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter said.

The epidemic and lockdown resulted in 50% to 75% of learning time being lost last year said Minister Angie Motshekga.

In photos and videos doing the rounds on social media, Nomagugu Simelane-Zulu was seen dancing and hugging friends at the event - none of whom were wearing masks. Large gatherings are still not allowed under COVID-19 lockdown regulations as infections are still high.

Premier Alan Winde said that the IEC's application to the Constitutional Court risked setting a dangerous precedent.

Five-year-old Chantelle Makwena was found murdered in August 2019 in Rocklands in the Gqberha area.

Three suspects held up an officer at the Tsineng Police Station on Saturday night.

'The landmark now is that we have the first Africa-produced Johnson & Johnson COVID that will find its way to South African and African arms,' Aspen Pharmacare's Stavros Nicolaou said.

Paramedics raced to the scene earlier this afternoon to find a large section of the roof and surrounding structure had collapsed on shoppers injuring three other people.

It stems from an investigation that started at the Beit Bridge border post where a haul of unlicensed tobacco valued at R10 million was seized. Police said the suspect also tried to bribe officers.

There was a spate of shootings last week in which several people were killed and wounded.

The NSRI said the man was treated on the scene for puncture wounds to his right leg and his torso

Western Cape Police Commissioner Thembisile Patekile said normal shifts had been collapsed to allow more police officer to be deployed to prevent any violence or looting related to what had been taking place in Gauteng and KZN.

Police were alerted on Wednesday that cables were being stolen from a train station; officers then jumped into action, tracking the thieves through the veld.

Sheik Aboo Muhammed Zakkariyah was arrested in May 2018 at Cape Town International Airport after customs officials found nearly R2 million in cash hidden inside his luggage. He was to fly to Dubai.

It's understood that the shootings occurred at a traditional ceremony.

The mother will appear in court on Tuesday.