News
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Provincial interventions bring relief to Knysna’s water crisis
The Western Cape government is addressing Knysna’s severe water crisis through urgent interventions, infrastructure repairs, and water management improvements.
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Middle East war triggers global economic upheaval as oil prices swing wildly
Oil prices fell over 2% after comments on the Iran war, causing market volatility amid concerns over energy supply disruptions.
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Cape Town Airport claims top spot in Africa for 11th consecutive year
Cape Town International Airport was named Africa’s best for the 11th year, with multiple honors awarded to South African airports.
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Cape Town runner pushes limits in fundraiser for Smile Foundation
This is an endurance event that requires runners to complete a 6,7km loop every hour, on the hour, until only one participant remains.
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Cape Town claims infrastructure investment lead over Gauteng metros
Cape Town touts R120bn infrastructure pipeline, claiming investment will exceed all three Gauteng metros combined
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Woman sentenced for failing to file tax returns for 13 years
Bellville woman fined R52 000 for 13 years of missing tax returns as courts crack down on SARS non-compliance with harsh sentences.
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Government’s R155bn property plan could transform public asset management
South Africa’s government is launching a new state-owned entity to manage its vast real estate portfolio, estimated to include around 88 000 buildings and roughly five million hectares of land valued at approximately R155 billion.
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National disaster declared as Bay dam levels near critical mark
Nelson Mandela Bay residents have been urged to drastically reduce water usage as the region faces a severe water crisis.
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Solar registration deadline sparks compliance confusion as Eskom faces pushback
Homeowners face confusion over Eskom’s solar registration deadlines amid claims of regulatory overreach, complicating compliance with existing safety standards.










