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Demolitions boss loses court bid to get govt and City to buy Isiqalo
The Cape High Court dismissed key parts of a long-running legal battle involving Ross Demolitions, the City and government over the Isiqalo Informal Settlement.
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Menendez brothers face parole board seeking freedom 35 years after horrific murders
Lyle and Erik Menendez will appear before California’s parole board to seek freedom this week, more than 35 years after the shotgun murders of their parents in the family’s luxury Beverly Hills home.
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The Corrs to bring Celtic magic to South African shores
After nearly three decades of global success, Ireland’s beloved family band The Corrs are finally making their way to South African shores. The iconic quartet will bring their Talk On […]
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Interdicts for domestic related crimes mandatory
It is now compulsory for an interdict to be issued against anyone accused of a domestic-related crime before they are released on bail. This new development is intended to ensure […]
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Fees van die waterblom kom
Die Waterblommetjiefees, op 6 September, bied gratis toegang met drie wynplase se aktiwiteite, waterblommetjies in kos, en verskeie vermaaklikheid. Fynproewers word verwelkom om plaaslike lekkernye te geniet.
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Klein Karoo se beste wyne tydens jongwynskou gekroon
Montagu-wynkelder het met die Schalk Joubert-trofee vir die Kampioen-produsentekelder weggestap en goed presteer in ander afdelings ook.
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Dial-a-Ride service cut sparks outrage among Cape Town’s disabled community
The City of Cape Town announced significant changes to its Dial-a-Ride (DaR) service which will come into effect from next month (September).
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‘Dit voel of jou lewe gebreek is’: Hier is ontbering elkeen se woonstelmaat
Inwoners van woonstelle wat aan die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit behoort, voel hulle is in ‘n doodloopstraat oor dienslewering, hoe hulle deur sommige amptenare behandel word, en hoe die heraansluiting van elektrisiteit hanteer word.
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‘Matric journey starts in ECD’, says Gwarube in Bloemfontein
Siviwe Gwarube, the minister of basic education, visited Bloemfontein to kick of the Bana Pele campaign to encourage local ECD centres to get registered with the department of basic education.
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Minimum wage set for 2026 increase as Commission calls for public input
The National Minimum Wage Commission has opened the door for public consultation on proposed adjustments to South Africa’s minimum wage for 2026, with workers likely to see increases above the […]
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