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Better hurry! Over a million licence discs set to expire this month - Vimarsana News

Better hurry! Over a million licence discs set to expire this month

With more than a million motor vehicle licences set to expire in September, the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) is encouraging motor vehicle owners to take proactive steps to renew their licenses and avoid penalties.

Kourtney Kardashian thanks doctors for saving her baby's life - Vimarsana News

Kourtney Kardashian thanks doctors for saving her baby's life

Just last year, Barker and Kardashian tied the knot and now the couple are expecting their first child together. Kourtney and Travis, who both have kids from previous relationships, their families, friends, and fans were all overjoyed by the news.

Kylie Jenner confirms new romance with actor at Beyoncé concert - Vimarsana News

Kylie Jenner confirms new romance with actor at Beyoncé concert

Even though they found fame and fortune by having audiences get an in-depth look into their personal lives, the Kardashians don't always make it too easy to keep up with them.

Three hijacking trends targeting South African drivers - Vimarsana News

Three hijacking trends targeting South African drivers

According to the most recent crime statistics released in 2023, hijacking incidents have increased by 30% since 2019. When drivers or passengers are involved in such incidents, they might feel hopeless, and although it might seem like there is little to be done at the time, there are ways you can remain vigilant.

South African rhino farm, the world's largest, bought by NGO - Vimarsana News

South African rhino farm, the world's largest, bought by NGO

Home to nearly 80 percent of the world's rhinos, South Africa is a poaching hotspot, driven by demand from Asia, where horns are used in traditional medicine for their supposed therapeutic effect.