News
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Fires cause local damage for vineyards, industry output holds firm
Recent localised fires in South Africa’s winelands affected some farms, but overall wine production remains largely unaffected.
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Melkbosstrand beach open after Friday seal attack, authorities urge caution
Melkbosstrand beach open and calm after Friday’s seal bite; lifeguards monitor area, visitors urged to stay vigilant in the water.
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City Ombud Zetu Makamandela-Mguqulwa engages residents on municipal complaints
Residents met City Ombud Zetu Makamandela-Mguqulwa at Blue Route Mall to discuss complaints during World Consumer Rights Day
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Strikes shake Tehran as Trump presses allies to help in Middle East war
US President Donald Trump presses allies to help in the war that has engulfed the Middle East and sparked global economic turmoil.
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The truth behind ‘green’ water bottles: A guide to spotting environmental claims
South Africa’s bottled water industry faces greenwashing issues, as many eco-friendly claims lack verification and sufficient recycling infrastructure.
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Health Department rejects R500 000 claim linked to tooth extraction case
The Eastern Cape Department of Health has rejected a R500 000 claim by a Jeffrey’s Bay woman who says she was left paralysed after a tooth extraction.
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Middle East conflict escalates as oil prices surge amid regional attacks
Oil prices surged more than 5% on Tuesday as tensions in the Middle East intensified, with Iran targeting crude-producing neighbours and multiple countries rebuffing US President Donald Trump’s demand to help secure the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
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The 37th Bayhill Premier Cup draw has been finalised
Cape Town hosts the 37th Bayhill Premier Cup draw, with 32 top youth teams set to compete across venues from 1 to 6 April 2026.
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Montreux Jazz Festival announces final line-up for inaugural South African edition
The inaugural Montreux Jazz Festival in Franschhoek features global and local artists, celebrating diverse musical talent from 27 to 29 March.










