Business
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Offshore gambling sites cost South Africa over R50 billion annually
South Africa is losing more than R50 billion each year to illegal online gambling operations, as unlicensed foreign platforms now dominate nearly two-thirds of the country’s digital gambling market. The […]
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Water security: Cape Town approves R5bn public-private partnership
Cape Town City Council approves R5bn public-private partnership for water security projects to secure additional supply beyond 2030.
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Record R11.3bn property sales surge in Cape Town’s premium areas
Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl achieve record R11.3bn property sales, up 26% from 2024, driven by luxury market boom.
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Cape Town to auction 50 land parcels worth 282 000m² in major sale
Cape Town announces major land auction for 26 February 2026 with 50 properties totalling 282 000m² across residential and commercial zones.
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Cape Town wins double international recognition as top travel destination
Cape Town received notable international recognition this week, winning the Best City award from Travel and Leisure India and ranking 5th in US News & World Report’s Best Vacations List, boosting its tourism profile.
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Cape Town claims top spot as South Africans plan festive getaways
More than half of South Africans are travelling this December, with Cape Town leading domestic tourism despite financial pressure nationwide.
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David Kramer legacy wines launched to support struggling theatre artists
Fortes Family Wines unveiled the David Kramer Legacy Edition wines that will benefit the Theatre Benevolent Fund, supporting struggling SA artists.
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Power restored to Kimberley suburbs after week-long blackout and fatal vandalism
Power restored after week-long blackout in Kimberley following significant vandalism and unfortunate incidents and rain delays during repairs.
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The 12 scams of Christmas: AI supercharges festive fraud
Explore how AI supercharges festive fraud, transforming common scams into highly personal and convincing threats this holiday season.
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Development, development, development: The Blouvlei, Drakenstein and the erosion of democracy in the Western Cape
Critics warn that rapid, poorly planned development across the Western Cape is sidelining public participation, heritage, and sustainability.
