A passenger train carrying about 120 people collided with a delivery truck at a railway crossing in Poland, according to Tori.ng. At least one person was killed and 20 others were injured in the crash. Details on the cause of the collision and the condition of the injured were not immediately available.

A Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department officer allegedly accepted R1.5 million in cash bribes in a single day, according to a parliamentary reply by Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi addressing corruption within the province's traffic and metro police services. The allegation was reported by IOL and forms part of wider concerns about graft in Gauteng's law enforcement agencies. No further details about the officer, the source of the bribes, or any disciplinary or criminal action were provided in the report.

Springbok fans can take advantage of dedicated PRASA shuttle trains for the upcoming Scotland Test next Saturday, with tickets priced at R20 for a return trip. This service aims to help fans avoid traffic congestion while attending the match at Loftus.

The Mahikeng High Court has ruled that a North West woman's medical-negligence claim of more than R2 million against two doctors may proceed to trial. According to IOL, the woman alleges the doctors removed her fallopian tube during what she describes as a botched abortion procedure. The court's decision clears the way for the case to be heard, with the merits of the negligence claim still to be determined at trial.

A Kenyan private hire driver, Leonard Patrick Kinyua, has recounted how the Social Health Authority (SHA) cover helped him access treatment after a road crash that left both his legs injured. According to The Kenya Times, Kinyua said the accident occurred while he was working, and the cover assisted with a surgery bill amounting to KSh400,000. His account highlights the role of the SHA scheme in supporting accident victims facing high medical costs.

A scholar transport driver facing a murder charge has been granted bail of R3,000, according to TimesLIVE. The court imposed strict conditions on the driver's release despite opposition from the state. The case is linked to a crash on the Golden Highway described as tragic. The bail decision allows the accused to await trial outside custody under the court-ordered restrictions.