Namhla Monakali
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Prof Rouaan Maarman told Parliament that youth unemployment begins in South Africa’s overcrowded classrooms, not the labour market, disadvantaging learners.
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Bones found hours after a mass prayer for missing Lotus River girl Anovuyo Oncke await forensic identification by police investigators.
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The IEC expects 106 parties to contest the Western Cape’s November local government elections, up from 96 in 2021. Verification of nominations is under way.
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Western Cape dam levels edged lower this week as Premier Alan Winde warned of a hot, dry El Niño summer and urged residents to use water sparingly.
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A woman was killed after a rock thrown from a bridge smashed through her windscreen on the R24 near Bedfordview on Friday morning.
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A runner escaped after being stabbed during an attempted robbery on Table Mountain, prompting renewed calls for stronger security and visitor safety.
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A new GI-TOC report flags Hout Bay harbour as a key cocaine gateway linked to international cartels and Namibian smuggling routes.
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South Africa launched its first District Energy Council in Upington, marking a historic step toward closing the gap between Eskom and municipalities.
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South Africa’s first District Energy Council launches in Upington to bridge the gap between Northern Cape government and its municipalities.
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JP Smith is suing SAPS after a court declared the 2025 raid on his Cape Town office unlawful.
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