News
-
Theewaterskloof: Can coaltion politics deliver stable local government?
Theewaterskloof (TWK) Municipality has become a case study in the opportunities that can come with coalition government at local government level.
-
Kouga voters prepare for 4 November local elections
Kouga voters head to the polls on 4 November, with service delivery, infrastructure and municipal governance among the key issues facing the municipality.
-
Scientists urge protection of Africa’s seagrass meadows
First review of seagrass restoration across Africa reveals knowledge gaps and urges urgent protection of these vital ecosystems.
-
Cape Town think tank explores hybrid working to clear traffic gridlock
In Cape Town where traffic congestion gridlocks are the order of the day, a hybrid and flexibile working model is now being explored.
-
Rhine river drops to record low as Germany faces shipping crisis
The Rhine has dropped to its lowest level ever, making parts of Germany’s vital shipping route impassable for most cargo vessels.
-
Group of Kalk Bay locals aim to preserve Brass Bell’s historic tidal pool
Kalk Bay locals are fighting to save a historic children’s tidal pool after the Brass Bell restaurant built a wooden deck over the public space.
-
Ramaphosa declares emergency response to Gauteng femicide crisis
President outlines rapid law enforcement crackdowns, specialised task teams and judicial reforms following the discovery of 12 bodies in Ekurhuleni and Soweto.
-
WATCH: NovaNews Newscast — Today’s Top Stories, 29 September 2026
Proteas head coach Shukri Conrad Shukri Conrad dismisses the viral Bavuma-De Kock exchange, Americans prepare for crucial midterm elections, and MaXhosa Africa earns a spot on the Paris Fashion Week calendar.
-
“Respect for history” as Kleingeld embraces Durbanville role
Regardt Kleingeld will become Head of Rugby at Durbanville from 2027, bringing his proven track record to revive the Premier A programme.
-
Medicare 24 fraud case against Matlala, 13 co-accused postponed for review
Corruption case against Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala and 13 other co-accused implicated in the R228 million Medicare 24 Tshwane District postponed for review









