News
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Man accused of killing five Motherwell teenagers to apply for bail
Takudza Magwenzi will apply for bail on 25 June after being charged with the murder of five Motherwell teenagers shot in May.
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US media slam Trump’s ‘spin job’ over Iran war deal
American media condemns Trump’s Iran deal as a one-sided agreement that strengthens Tehran while costing the US billions and undermining objectives.
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Residents demand answers over prolonged power outage
Die Rye residents near Tsitsikamma have been without power since May, as storm-damaged infrastructure and broken municipal promises fuel growing frustration.
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UWC celebrates world-leading science partnership’s tenth anniversary
UWC celebrates IDIA’s tenth anniversary — a decade of world-leading MeerKAT science, skills development and SKA readiness for South Africa.
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Flood devastation wipes out crops on Gamtoos Valley farm
A Loerie farm has suffered an estimated R15 million in flood damage after successive heavy rains in May and June devastated crops and irrigation systems.
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Government allocates R12.3 billion to fix SA’s crumbling water infrastructure
The South African government allocated R12.3 billion for infrastructure grants to address water and sanitation issues amid worsening crises.
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Blitz labour inspection uncovers widespread violations by businesses
Inspections by the Department of Labour uncover continued disregard for basic employment conditions and non-compliance including minimum wage.
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Fitch upgrades Eskom’s credit rating following SA sovereign upgrade
Fitch raises Eskom’s credit rating to B+ following South Africa’s sovereign upgrade, recognizing the utility’s turnaround progress.










