Lise Beyers
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The Western Cape Government warns suppliers against diesel rationing, emphasizing adequate reserves amidst agricultural sector pressures and Middle East tensions.
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President Ramaphosa emphasizes job creation as South Africa’s key priority, urging collaboration to convert economic growth into sustainable employment opportunities.
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This week’s unusual stories include a possum in a gift shop, a popular baby macaque, Trump’s controversial remarks, a lawsuit over hot chocolate, and a tense Senate hearing.
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The Western Cape government is addressing Knysna’s severe water crisis through urgent interventions, infrastructure repairs, and water management improvements.
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Oil prices fell over 2% after comments on the Iran war, causing market volatility amid concerns over energy supply disruptions.
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Cape Town International Airport was named Africa’s best for the 11th year, with multiple honors awarded to South African airports.
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South Africa’s government is launching a new state-owned entity to manage its vast real estate portfolio, estimated to include around 88 000 buildings and roughly five million hectares of land valued at approximately R155 billion.
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Homeowners face confusion over Eskom’s solar registration deadlines amid claims of regulatory overreach, complicating compliance with existing safety standards.
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Six nations have said they are ready to contribute to efforts ensuring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz
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Iran executed three men on Thursday accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
