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South Africa slides further down global governance rankings as Africa struggles
South Africa’s governance performance has continued its troubling decline, dropping to 77th place globally in the latest Chandler Good Government Index (CGGI), as new research reveals Africa remains the worst-performing […]
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Public warned to keep children safe from drowning
The Department of Water and Sanitation, urges parents to discourage children from playing at construction sites filled with water.
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Chief director at Education, director, and entity arrested for Covid-19 tender fraud
A chief director at Education, a company director, and entity were arrested for corruption and fraud related to a R6,5 million tender to conduct Covid-19 training.
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Lost hikers safe after Kogelberg Biosphere emergency rescue
Two elderly hikers lost near Rooiels waterfall were safely rescued by WSAR Western Cape on Monday night (25 August) in a drone-assisted operation in the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve.
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South Africa’s Metro Mayors unite in historic Cape Town summit
In an unprecedented move, the mayors of South Africa’s eight metropolitan municipalities convened in Cape Town on Tuesday for their first-ever collective meeting, marking a significant step toward coordinated urban […]
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SA calls US welcome for white Afrikaners ‘apartheid 2.0’
Washington’s preferential treatment of white Afrikaners for resettlement into the United States is “apartheid 2.0”, South Africa’s foreign minister said.
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Julius Malema found guilty of hate speech by Western Cape Equality Court
The Western Cape Equality Court has found Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech, marking a significant legal victory in the ongoing battle against divisive political rhetoric in South Africa.
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SA women flair fuels science and research
Trailblazing women received prestigious accolades for strides in research and science field
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East London man dies freediving in Kowie River
The National Sea Rescue Institute Port Alfred duty crew were activated following reports of an East London man missing in the Kowie River whilst freediving.
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Disaster looms in Welkom: Education Department’s rented building ‘a ticking time bomb’
Staff members have raised alarms about collapsing ceilings, malfunctioning fire safety equipment, and unstable staircases. “We work here every day not knowing if the roof will hold or if a fire will break out,” said one employee, speaking on condition…
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