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  For over 30 years, Blomo Plastics has been powering South Africa’s packaging industry with high-quality, reliable solutions ♻️   On Future 50, powered by FNB Business, we profiled Blomo Plastics. From product design to fast, nationwide delivery, they’re setting the standard for quality and innovation in plastic manufacturing.   1 of 3   Hear their journey of excellence here:   Content hosted by iono.fm   Powered by FNB Business. Help Changes Everything. An Authorised

    The Department of Basic Education is urging schools to strictly enforce safety protocols after a video showing learners inhaling the contents of a fire extinguisher.     In the video, doing the rounds on social media, three boys are seen doing so in their school uniforms, while another learner holds the fire extinguisher.     The incident has sparked condemnation and concern, as the department and health authorities warn of the associated health risks.       https://smilefm.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/learners-smoke-fire-extinguisher.mp4     According

  The Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian took to X yesterday, 16 March, to state that the Islamic Republic of Iran will not surrender to bullies, as uncertainty deepens over the conflict in the Middle East, and US President Donald Trump’s appeal to nations to help secure the Strait of Hormuz falls on deaf ears.   Pezeshkian, in a telephone call with French President Emmanuel Macron, emphasised that Iran did not begin this war, and that

    An attack on an EMS vehicle near Macassar over the weekend makes up 90 such incidents in nearly a year.     Western Cape SAPS confirmed the incident that occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning, 15 March, noting that an ambulance was travelling along the N2 near Macassar to transport a patient to a hospital. Spokesperson, Constable Ndakhe Gwala, said reports suggest that at around 00:30, the ambulance was near a filling station when a rock landed on the vehicle.      “The rock landed on the bonnet and went through the windscreen of the motor

  Two suspects are set to appear in the Krugersdorp Magistrate’s Court tomorrow after a police raid at a house in Noordheuwel yesterday led to the confiscation of drugs valued at R1.7 million.   Gauteng Police spokesperson Tintswalo Sibeko says they received information about drugs allegedly being kept at the premises.   “Acting on the information, members of the Gauteng Highway Patrol proceeded to the identified address where they requested permission to conduct a search,