News
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Western Cape protects R13.5 billion livestock industry amid FMD crisis
Active measures are being implemented in the Western Cape to contain Foot-and-Mouth Disease, ensuring agricultural stability and public safety amidst the outbreak.
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UK monarchy in turmoil after Andrew’s dramatic arrest
Former Prince Andrew was released after 11 hours in custody, facing investigation over allegations related to Jeffrey Epstein and misconduct in public office.
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DA MP wins R300 000 defamation case against NPA over attempted murder charges
Democratic Alliance MP Mlindi Nhanha has won a defamation case against the National Prosecuting Authority.
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Tragedy strikes school rugby as Helpmekaar star passes away
Helpmekaar College and school rugby community devastated by tragic death of Grade 10 star Jude Stewart after practice collapse.
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New South African delivery app launches to tackle unemployment
South African delivery app SendMePls launches targeting unemployment crisis, connecting customers with local runners for multi-shop deliveries and errands.
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Eastern Cape jobs in jeopardy amid VW Kariega plant closure concerns
Concerns over the potential closure of Volkswagen Group Africa’s (VWGA) Kariega plant have intensified following media reports.
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Increase of trucks in traffic: City updates freight strategy
Cape Town invites public comments on its updated Freight Management Strategy until March 31. Have your say on plans to reshape goods movement.
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Rand Water granted temporary boost to stabilise Gauteng supply
Urgent interventions have been implemented to stabilise Gauteng’s strained water supply network.
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Hundreds of nappies continue to wash up on local beaches
Beaches along Cape Town’s coastline face a growing pollution problem, with volunteers collecting 187 disposable nappies in just over an hour at Lagoon Beach.
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OR Tambo policing district in top 5 of all crime categories
OR Tambo district flagged as one of three most problematic districts in Eastern Cape, contributing most to murder and sexual offences.










