Thursday, 15 October 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇿🇦 ZA ▾
BREAKING
› JOB LOSS FEARS: Cosatu calls for government ban of Shein and Temu to protect local jobs› The intoxicating lie of white genocide — how US refugee policy weaponises SA’s pain› Delayed captive lion exit plan leaves jobs and livelihoods in limbo› BUSINESS IN AFRICA: Zoning in – African countries pair factories, logistics and ports to boost investment› DAMNING EVIDENCE: Leave forms and bags of cash link Hawks member to alleged ‘kidnapping syndicate’› BEATING THE BLACKOUTS: Power outages force Gqeberha manufacturers to spend big on fuel to keep lights on› WORLD FOOD DAY OP-ED: El Niño, oil shocks and hunger mean SA needs a synchronised food strategy› Meals on Wheels partners with Arena Holdings to help fight hunger› BRICK BEASTS: Special needs learners win national prize for turning plastic waste into sports gear› AFTER THE BELL: The battle for your pharmacy basket is waged by the loyalty cards› JOB LOSS FEARS: Cosatu calls for government ban of Shein and Temu to protect local jobs› The intoxicating lie of white genocide — how US refugee policy weaponises SA’s pain› Delayed captive lion exit plan leaves jobs and livelihoods in limbo› BUSINESS IN AFRICA: Zoning in – African countries pair factories, logistics and ports to boost investment› DAMNING EVIDENCE: Leave forms and bags of cash link Hawks member to alleged ‘kidnapping syndicate’› BEATING THE BLACKOUTS: Power outages force Gqeberha manufacturers to spend big on fuel to keep lights on› WORLD FOOD DAY OP-ED: El Niño, oil shocks and hunger mean SA needs a synchronised food strategy› Meals on Wheels partners with Arena Holdings to help fight hunger› BRICK BEASTS: Special needs learners win national prize for turning plastic waste into sports gear› AFTER THE BELL: The battle for your pharmacy basket is waged by the loyalty cards
Latest

Activists sound alarm over 50 000 gender-based violence cases in a year

IOL ·
Activists sound alarm over 50 000 gender-based violence cases in a year

Activists warn that the 50 511 reported GBVF cases for 2025/26 are merely the tip of the iceberg, urging the government to prioritise structural reform and perpetrator-focused rehabilitation.

Read the full article on IOL ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on iol.co.za — the content belongs to IOL.

More from IOL

See all ›

More in Latest

See all ›