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Trump’s Trade Blow: 35 000 jobs on the line as US slaps heavy tariffs on exports
CAPE TOWN – South Africa is scrambling to negotiate a new trade deal with the United States after President Donald Trump announced punishing 30% tariffs on exports, threatening to destroy thousands […]
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Alleged swindlers go to trial after Sassa’s loss
Former workers of the Tsheseng Post Office set to stand for trial regarding fraud over R8 million of the South African Social Security Agency.
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Arbeids-departement amptenaar en 15 ander in hof vir WVF-bedrog
’n Amptenaar van die Departement van Arbeid en 15 medepligtiges het hierdie week in die Bloemfonteinse Distrikshof verskyn na hul inhegtenisneming in verband met ’n gesofistikeerde Werkloosheidsversekeringsfonds (WVF) bedrogsindikaat.
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Kimberley by-election: PA vows to kick ANC out again in Ward 1
Gayton McKenzie asserts that the Patriotic Alliance will win the Ward 1 by-election, urging voters to prioritise ballots over protests against the ANC’s poor service delivery.
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Owls at UFS becomes symbol of ecological balance
A pair of barn owls have been nesting in the library’s roof space – raising chicks, hunting on campus grounds, and becoming an unexpected symbol of ecological balance and cross-departmental collaboration.
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Swanger vrou en kind (2) in gewapende aanval in Durbanville beroof
Swanger vrou en kleuter getraumatiseer ná gewapende aanval in Durbanville. Gemeenskap vang rower vas; polisie kom ná 90 minute aan.
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Political experts: Even without wins, Musk’s new party could hurt Trump
Donald Trump called Elon Musk’s plans for a new political party “ridiculous” – but experts say the announcement shows just how much trouble the billionaire could cause for Republicans.
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Cape Town cruise tourism soars to record heights
Cape Town’s 2024/25 cruise season sets records with 83 ship calls, boosting the economy by R1.32 billion. Enhanced tourism strategies position the city among top global destinations, fostering job growth.
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Safety breaches temporarily halt construction at Haute Cabrière
Construction at Haute Cabrière restaurant resumed after addressing health violations found by the Department of Employment and Labour during an inspection.
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Much help provided to thoroughbred horses injured in accident in Welkom
Five horses on their way back from a championship in the Gauteng province were injured when their truck overturned.
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