SA motorists could face significant fuel price increases in April as the latest data from the CEF shows steep early-month under-recoveries.

Police released the driver of the sedan in the vehicular crash that injured 16 people along the highway in Barangay Tuyan, City of Naga, Cebu on March 9, after the victims initially decided not to pursue charges.

An Air India Express flight carrying 133 passengers made a hard landing at Phuket International Airport today, March 11, leaving the aircraft disabled on the runway and disrupting airport operations. No injuries were reported. Tourist police were notified at about 11.20am after an aircraft encountered a landing problem at the airport. The plane was identified as …

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The search for the other poachers in the Kruger Park continues

Bellarmine Mugabe and co-accused Tobias Matonhodze withdraw bail, planning plea negotiations in Hyde Park shooting case.

MANILA, Philippines – Only four out of the required nine senators have signed the partial Senate blue ribbon committee report on the flood control inquiries, Sen. Ping Lacson who heads the committee said on Wednesday. The draft report recommends an investigation into individuals, including three former senators, linked to the alleged anomalous flood control projects.

College Student Jokes About Riding Carabao to School Amid Rising Fuel Prices  A female college student amused many netizens after she jokingly rode a carabao due to the increase in petroleum prices.   The student, Cristel Mendoza, normally travels to school using her motorcycle. However, after hearing about the latest fuel price increase, she and her family thought ... Read more

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Long-standing AmaZulu FC supporter Luyanda Mbuyazi, affectionately known among football fans as the “Usuthu Queen,” has died.

MANILA, Philippines — The construction of government infrastructure projects will not be delayed despite oil price hikes caused by tensions in the Middle East, Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon said on Wednesday. This was Dizon’s response when asked if the rising cost of fuel would slow down infrastructure projects. However, he acknowledged that the oil

Deputy minister in the Presidency stressed that government efforts to address misinformation were not aimed at restricting free expression.