Category: News
Stay informed with the latest news from South Africa and beyond. Globe Post delivers timely, reliable reporting on the people, events and issues shaping our communities and country.
Latest
-
Crime, News
Hijacked Toyota Quantum recovered in Thembelihle after reported hijacking in Phiri, Soweto
Mpho Joy Khumalo
·
November 10, 2026
A hijacked Toyota Quantum has been recovered in Thembelihle following a joint operation involving the Moroka Trio Task Team and vehicle tracking company Cartrack. The vehicle was reportedly hijacked in Phiri, Soweto, before being traced to Thembelihle, where it was successfully recovered.
-
Gauteng offers motorists payment arrangements for outstanding vehicle licence debts
November 10, 2026 -
DA takes Ward 120 from ANC as final vote count confirms lead
November 9, 2026 -
Weekly Snapshot: Globe Post
November 6, 2026 -
CSIR predicts DA at 33.3% in Johannesburg as ANC faces reduced support in 2026 elections
November 5, 2026 -
Phumlamqashi residents face years of service delivery struggles as young voters demands change
November 5, 2026
More in this archive
-
News
Gauteng Premier calls for accountability after pastor’s arrest in baby’s death
October 11, 2026 -
News
South African legal pioneer Navi Pillay wins global recognition
October 10, 2026 -
News
Man critically injured in a car accident near Lenmed Ahmed Kathrada Private Hospital
Lenasia South man was seriously injured in a three-vehicle collision near Lenmed Ahmed Kathrada private hospital while travelling to work in the early hours of the morning.
October 9, 2026 -
News
Unaville, Lenaisa South, family receives food parcels and wheelchair as social development team steps in
family in Unaville Agricultural Holdings (AH), Lenasia South, has received food parcels and a wheelchair for a child living with a disability following a door-to-door outreach programme led by Gauteng MEC for Social Development, Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko, alongside departmental officials and stakeholders.
October 9, 2026 -
National, News
Home Affairs withdraws asylum directive after protests and unrest
The Department of Home Affairs has withdrawn its asylum application directive following overwhelming demand at refugee reception offices, raising concerns over public safety, administrative capacity and the government’s ability to comply with a Constitutional Court ruling.
October 9, 2026 -
News
Pikitup apologises for waste collection delays, moves to clear backlog
October 7, 2026