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2026 whale survey records 100 more calves despite slowing calving rates
Global warming affecting rate at which southern right female whales reproduce.
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Munisipaliteite vaar steeds vrotsig met vullisterreine, mislukkings wydverspreid
Die nuutste ouditverslag oor vullisterreine dui aan dat tekortkominge in operasionele bestuur, infrastruktuur of nakoming van basiese vereistes oor die land heen voorkom.
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A coast everyone can read: Braille breakthrough brings coastline closer to blind visitors
New generation of interpretive signs allow blind and visually impaired visitors independent access to coastline information.
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Government moves to ban cash scrap sales as calls grow for sabotage charges
The drastic intervention, spearheaded by draft amendments to the Second-Hand Goods Act, aims to choke off the untraceable financial incentives that fuel widespread cable theft, blackouts, and infrastructure destruction across…
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Wellington-rugbyspeler sterf in Hongkong
’n Gesin en hul familie van Wellington moet nou sonder hul “sonskynkind” voortgaan nadat Dewald Naudé (31) se lewe, wat volgens sy suster, Brumilda Naudé, deur liefde, lag en ’n…
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Learner transport services suspended across Western Cape from today
Learner transport in the Western Cape was suspended from 6 October after bus operators said the education department failed to respond over diesel costs.
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Overberg left powerless as cable theft and vandalism continues
Large parts of the Overberg were left without electricity following yet another incident of cable theft and vandalism.
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Stabbed seven times, three arrested after fatal incident in Hawston
Three suspects have been arrested after a 28-year-old man from Hawston was allegedly stabbed to death.
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Man (32) arrested in Bredasdorp woman (73) murder and robbery
A 32-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of 73-year-old Mariette Mouton.
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Political killings in South Africa reach record high ahead of local elections
South Africa records 43 political killings from January to September, surpassing annual totals as local elections approach in November.
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