News
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New history curriculum shifts focus to African perspective in SA schools
South Africa’s proposed history curriculum shifts towards African perspectives, critical thinking and enquiry-based learning across all grades.
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Jack van der Spuy murder case continues in Somerset West court
Two suspects facing murder charges for Jack van der Spuy’s death in a Somerset West house fire appeared in court with next appearance Friday.
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School system collapse demands urgent deployment of social workers
South Africa’s education system faces a crisis of violence, hunger, and teacher shortages, severely affecting students’ wellbeing and learning.
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SA sauvignon blanc claims 30 medals at top international wine competition
South Africa’s Sauvignon Blanc is strengthening its position as one of the most dynamic Sauvignon-producing countries on the global stage.
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Emmarentia road rage case put on hold for further investigation
Emmarentia road rage case put on hold for further police investigation and evidence.
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Agrimark hosts Supplier Awards at Somerset West estate
Agrimark recognises 39 supplier partners at Somerset West awards ceremony, with PPC Cement and Zibo Containers claiming top honours.
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Solidarity challenges new BEE procurement regulations ahead of May court case
Civil rights organisation Solidarity has confirmed it will proceed with its Constitutional Court challenge against South Africa’s Public Procurement Act, with the case scheduled for 18 and 19 May this year.
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MIDDLE EAST WAR | Trump extends ceasefire to give Iran time to negotiate
A vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. The US has maintained its blockade of Iranian ports and the strategic waterway despite extending the ceasefire.
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Cape Town launches new app feature to report crime and bylaw violations
Cape Town’s City App now allows public reporting of bylaw incidents, enhancing safety and reducing emergency call volumes.










