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Government pays tribute to workers as opposition highlights unemployment crisis
South Africa’s Workers’ Day recognized workforce contributions amid high unemployment, prompting contrasting views on job creation and governance effectiveness.
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Thárros takes holistic approach to child support
In the heart of Hankey, Thárros Family Centre supports children and families through programmes focused on wellbeing, learning and resilience.
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President Ramaphosa sets local government elections for 4 November
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced today that South Africa’s local government elections will be held on 4 November.
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Postbank services end at Post Office branches from May
Postbank customers will lose access to SAPO banking services from May 1, following the completion of Postbank’s separation from the Post Office.
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Mugabe’s son sentenced for firearm offences, co-accused jailed for shooting security guard
The son of late Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has been sentenced to pay heavy fines or face imprisonment after pleading guilty to pointing a firearm.
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Gqeberha SANCCOB responds to surge in abandoned penguin chicks
SANCCOB’s Gqeberha centre is battling record penguin abandonments driven by extreme heat, food shortages and flooding in the Eastern Cape.
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Community mourns loss of dedicated leader and traffic officer Bertha Van Vuuren Fortuin
Community mourns Bertha Van Vuuren Fortuin, a remarkable woman remembered for her strength, dignity and unwavering commitment to service.
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MEC mourns traffic officer killed in N2 head-on crash near Jeffreys Bay
MEC mourns traffic officer Bertha Van Vuuren Fortuin who died in head-on collision between state vehicle and bus on N2 near Jeffreys Bay.
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Eskom concludes Eastern Cape consultations on controversial Thyspunt nuclear plant
Eskom Holdings concludes Eastern Cape public meetings discussing proposed nuclear power plant at Thyspunt, Kouga Municipality.
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Justice Cecil Somyalo honoured for reshaping Eastern Cape judiciary
From unpaid interpreter in a rural village to reshaping South Africa’s judiciary—Justice Somyalo’s journey reflects quiet determination.
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