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Northern Cape’s McDougall’s Bay celebrates Blue Flag Pilot status
McDougall’s Bay celebrates Blue Flag Pilot status, enhancing Port Nolloth’s reputation as a top coastal tourism destination.
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Visitors can still enjoy Muizenberg beachfront this summer amid upgrades
Cape Town pauses Muizenberg beachfront upgrades for festive season. Temporary access to St James Walkway and limited parking available to visitors.
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WATCH: Bethlehem lights Christmas tree for first time since Gaza war began
Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank, lit up a Christmas tree for the first time since the war in Gaza began more than two years ago.
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Communities face another summer with dilapidated pool facilities
Whilst the municipality has announced the opening of public swimming pools for the summer season, some remain dilapidated.
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Funny old world: From drunken raccoons to cricket coin curses
From boozy break-ins to unlikely animal friendships, this week’s collection of offbeat news stories proves truth remains stranger than fiction across the globe.
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Showdown as property owners challenge Cape Town fixed charges
The Western Cape High Court has reserved judgement in a landmark legal challenge that could transform municipal financing nationwide.
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DEVELOPING | Several people feared trapped after temple collapses in Durban
A four-storey temple at River Range Ranch (RRR) in Redcliffe, KwaZulu-Natal, has collapsed, leaving several people trapped beneath concrete and rubble. According to a statement issued by Reaction Unit South […]
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CapeNature’s Green Noise podcast returns for another season
CapeNature’s Green Noise podcast Season 3, recorded on location in the Hottentots Holland Nature Reserve, explores South Africa’s looming 17% water deficit by 2030 and reveals how alien invasive plants are stealing billions of cubic metres of water annually from…
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Kruger Park rhino poacher handed down maximum sentence as authorities intensify fight against wildlife crime
Bethuel Baloyi has been sentenced to 16 years’ imprisonment for rhino poaching in the Kruger National Park.
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Slain Mbekweni student’s murder case set for trial in September next year
Two cousins will stand trial in September 2026 for the murder of Mbekweni student Asiphe Cetywayo, whose charred body was discovered in an open field in Paarl.
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