News
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Kleinskaalse vissers soek erkenning in besluite wat hulle raak
Die departement van bosbou visserye en die omgewing (DFFE) het ‘n besluit geneem om die aantal kleinskaalse vissersvaartuie wat toegelaat word om see toe te gaan, van meer as 547 tot slegs 77 verminder.
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Water infrastructure failures in Midrand and Gqeberha expose R400-billion maintenance crisis
Ongoing water disruptions in Midrand and Gqeberha are not isolated incidents but symptoms of a national infrastructure crisis requiring R400-billion to address.
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Johannesburg residents ‘desperate’ as taps run dry
Residents in Johannesburg are protesting severe water shortages affecting daily life due to infrastructure failures and municipal mismanagement.
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Deployment of the army welcomed in gang-infected areas
“President Ramaphosa’s announcement that the SANDF will be deployed in gang-infected communities has been welcomed by Bonteheuwel residents.”
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Hawks arrest a man impersonating an official at the Mangaung Metro to con students seeking bursaries
A 27-year-old man was arrested for scamming students with a fake bursary scheme, now charged with corruption and extortion.
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Navigating the commodity boom: South Africa’s 2026 budget forecast
South Africa’s upcoming budget faces challenges amid a commodity price surge; fiscal discipline and tax reform are crucial for sustainable growth.
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Community joins hands in supporting SPCA, donating over R700,000
SPCA Uitenhage raised R700,424 in 15 days for a new property amidst a donation scam. They aim for R2.7 million by February 2026 to ensure operation.
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Hundreds of penguin eggs under watch in critical hatching season
At Sancoob’s Table View nursery, 17 African Penguin eggs are hatching and 212 incubating as teams provide round-the-clock care.










