يحاول ذهب - حر
Teen saves police officer in drowning incident
January 31, 2026
|Saturday Star
A JOHANNESBURG teenager from Dainfern College became an unlikely holiday hero on the Eastern Cape coast this December, stepping in with calm confidence and first aid skill to help save the life of a drowning police officer at Kei Mouth.
-
PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa and FIFA Legend, Marcel Desailly unveil the FIFA World Cup™ Original Trophy during the FIFA World Cup™ 2026 SA Trophy Tour held at the Union Buildings, Pretoria, yesterday.
(I GCIS)
Seventeen-year-old Dainfern College student James Smith came to the rescue during the school holidays when he played a role in saving a police officer's life after he had drowned while swimming in Kei Mouth, in the Eastern Cape.
On December 16, James and his family were holidaying in Kei Mouth when a trip to the beach became a horror scene.
Singita (surname not known), a 31-year-old police officer who had gone for a morning swim, was pulled from the sea with no pulse or sign of breathing after being under water for about eight minutes.
هذه القصة من طبعة January 31, 2026 من Saturday Star.
اشترك في Magzter GOLD للوصول إلى آلاف القصص المتميزة المنسقة، وأكثر من 9000 مجلة وصحيفة.
هل أنت مشترك بالفعل؟ تسجيل الدخول
المزيد من القصص من Saturday Star
Saturday Star
VICTORY FOR RESIDENTS: Court compels the state to address infrastructure failures
RESIDENTS across South Africa face chronic infrastructure failures.
5 mins
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
10 proven ways young South Africans can earn money online
WITH youth unemployment remaining one of South Africa's most pressing economic challenges, an increasing number of young people are turning to the digital economy to generate income, build skills and create new opportunities.
4 mins
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
FOOTLOOSE: Seoul takes top spot as the world’s most walkable city
THERE are myriad ways to experience a city - by rail, guided bus tours, as well as by air and sea. However, first prize for me is a walking tour by yourself or with a guide.
2 mins
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
Common money mistakes that affect long term security
IF YOU'RE in a room of 17 colleagues, only one of you (6%) is likely to retire comfortably, shows the 10X Retirement Reality Report.
3 mins
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
Four reasons to volunteer
VOLUNTEERING helps those most in need — but it could benefit you and your career as well.
2 mins
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
TROUBLE BREWING?: Andile and Tamia Mpisane: speculation of a split after four years
ANDILE Mpisane surprised South Africa in December 2021 by marrying Tamia Louw in an unexpected ceremony following a sudden proposal.
1 min
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
Why the first 90 days after resignation or retrenchment matter most
SOUTH African professionals facing sudden career transitions, such as resignation or retrenchment, are at a critical financial crossroads where the first 90 days can determine their long-term financial security.
3 mins
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
FIFA WORLD CUP: Unleash Bafana's star players
THE cat was right! A furry wonder named “Nimbus the King” had already predicted Bafana Bafana’s fate even before a ball was kicked at the Estadio Azteca, in Mexico City, in Thursday’s opening match of the 2026 World Cup in Mexico.
2 mins
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
UNLOCKING POTENTIAL: How young South Africans can navigate the job market
YOUTH Month often focuses on South Africa's high levels of youth unemployment, reflecting the ongoing difficulty many young people face when trying to enter the workforce, even after completing school or tertiary studies.
2 mins
June 13, 2026
Saturday Star
CROWN TO COAST: Lalela Mswane teases her secret weapon for ‘Tropika Island of Treasure’
FORMER Miss South Africa and Miss Supranational winner Lalela Mswane is no stranger to competition, but this time she is stepping away from the pageant stage and into a completely different environment.
2 mins
June 13, 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size

