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Val de Vie lists ‘sought after’ R70 million lifestyle farm
Val de Vie, a prestigious South African estate, is selling a 27 ha lifestyle farm for R70 million, reflecting rising demand for such properties, especially post-Covid, attracting both local and international buyers.
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Burgemeester van Bergrivier-munisipaliteit vrygespreek van dwelmhandel
Woensdag 11 Desember 2024 sal ‘n dag wees wat Ray van Rooy, die burgemeester van die Bergrivier-munisipaliteit, nooit sal vergeet nie. Weslander het destyds vertroulik verneem dat Van Rooy deur […]
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King Shaka International Airport conducts major emergency exercise
DURBAN – King Shaka International Airport will activate a full-scale emergency drill today, 26 September, as part of its mandatory biennial safety preparedness program. Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) is […]
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Cape Town goes green: Electric boats and e-bikes lead tourism’s eco-friendly revolution
Cape Town is steering its tourism industry toward a greener future, with the launch of the city’s first commercial electric boats and new e-bike tours that let visitors explore world-famous […]
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Former French President Sarkozy sentenced to five years imprisonment over Libya funding
PARIS – Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison on Thursday after a Paris criminal court found him guilty of criminal conspiracy in a scheme […]
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Lights out: Nelson Mandela Bay’s streetlight crisis
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is grappling with a severe infrastructure crisis that has left over 10,000 streetlights non-operational.
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Water supply disruption scheduled for Strandfontein
Strandfontein residents are advised to prepare for a temporary water-supply disruption on Friday 26 September 2025, from 08:00 until completion of repairs. This comes after an unexpected water disruption today […]
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Water as constitutional right flouted while Matjhabeng residents face ongoing restrictions
Hennenman and Phomolong residents face chronic water restrictions for over 18 months due to mismanagement, leaks, and municipal debt.
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Teen electrocuted at abandoned Potchefstroom railway station
A 19-year-old male was electrocuted at Potchefstroom’s abandoned railway station yesterday. Police have opened an inquest docket with no foul play suspected.
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Proteas unite the nation through their victory tour
The Proteas celebrate their ICC WTC 2025 victory with a tour across South Africa, culminating in Cape Town on 26 September.
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