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Israel strikes Lebanon hours after conditional ceasefire agreement announced
Israel launched strikes on southern Lebanon on Thursday just hours after Israeli and Lebanese envoys announced they had agreed to a conditional ceasefire.
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Kouga roads closed after severe flooding and rising waters
Kouga Municipality has closed several roads and river crossings after severe flooding, with a Level 8 weather warning issued for the region.
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Joubertina community rallies together amid ongoing service challenges
Joubertina residents show remarkable resilience as they face water shortages, sewage challenges and road closures following severe May flooding.
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Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary recovering after storm damage
Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary is recovering after severe May flooding caused R75,000 in road damage and weeks of disruption to its operations.
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Volunteers needed to help at Humansdorp SPCA Assisi
Humansdorp SPCA Assisi is calling on compassionate community members to volunteer and help care for vulnerable animals across the Kouga region.
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Severe weather causes widespread disruption across the Garden Route
Severe weather has triggered evacuations, flooding and road closures across the Garden Route, with rising rivers and safety warnings issued.
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Garden Route National Park acts on Orange Level 8 storm warning
SANParks suspends trails and water activities across multiple sections as Orange Level 8 warning signals dangerous conditions in the days ahead.
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Humansdorp man arrested after R150,000 drugs found at home
A Humansdorp man (33) faces drug dealing charges after R150,000 worth of mandrax, tik and cocaine was found hidden in his KwaNomzamo home.
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SA gets until November 2027 to file reply in ICJ genocide case against Israel
The ICJ has set deadlines for South Africa and Israel in a genocide case regarding military operations in Gaza, attracting international attention.
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Government reports economic recovery and Madlanga Commission progress in Presidency budget speech
South Africa’s economy is showing signs of recovery with improved credit ratings and record tourism numbers, President Cyril Ramaphosa told Parliament during the Presidency budget vote speech.
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