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SALGA warns against Eskom’s “backdoor takeover” of municipal electricity functions
PRETORIA – The South African Local Government Association (SALGA) has sounded the alarm over Eskom’s proposed Distribution Agency Agreement (DAA), warning that the power utility’s plans could amount to an unconstitutional […]
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‘Graffiti busters’ hit streets of Cape Town
Kraaifontein’s very own “graffiti busters” hit the streets of Windsor Park on Saturday, kicking off a youth-led initiative aimed at removing unwanted and gang-related graffiti from their community.
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R30 million investment bolsters Goldfields’ economy and creates jobs
This state-of-the-art facility upgrade highlights the RMA’s strategic commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure, delivering modern patient-centred care, and bridging the gap between underserved communities and quality healthcare.
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Suspected cash heist robber pursues his bid for bail
The second suspect linked to a recent brazen cash heist on the N8 road near Botshabelo, is pursuing his bid for bail in the Botshabelo Magistrates’ Court.
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Recreational area plagued by vandalism and tree destruction
Willow Dam recreational area faces serious issues like littering, vandalism, and noise complaints due to improper use, prompting calls for stricter enforcement of rules by local authorities.
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Students rally after UFS decision to cut provisional registration
Students are very concerned at the University of the Free State’s decision to settle fees for 2025, make the first payment, or have proof of full funding before they can register for 2026.
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Study shows domestic tourism market remains untapped in Stellenbosch
New research commissioned by Visit Stellenbosch reveals a buoyant local tourism industry, one strategically positioned to amplify economic impact through strategic partnerships and community-led initiatives.
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Historic Gaza ceasefire deal: Israel and Hamas agree to ceasefire
In a landmark development that could end one of the region’s most devastating conflicts, Israel and Hamas have reached a comprehensive ceasefire agreement that will see the release of remaining […]
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State moves to expedite Deputy Mayor van Niekerk’s case
Deputy Mayor of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Municipality Gary van Niekerk briefly appeared at the Gqeberha-based Serious Commercial Crime Court yesterday, 8 October, where the state indicated that efforts […]
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Huguenot Tunnel reopens on Thursday
The N1 Huguenot Tunnel will reopen to traffic at 06:00 on Thursday morning, 9 October. The South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (Sanral) confirmed the news in a statement […]
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