News
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Radiation detection at Koeberg raises residents’ safety questions
A radiation alarm during maintenance at Koeberg Unit 2 has sparked fresh public concern, with officials insisting there was no risk to nearby communities.
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Court slams TWK Finance Chief for wasting court time as municipality crumbles
Labour Court berates TWK Municipality’s failed head of finance for abusing court processes
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Plaaseienaars wen waterstryd teen munisipaliteit, maar Lambertsbaai se krane bly oop
Hooggeregshof stel waterlisensie tersyde, maar Lambertsbaai se watertoevoer gaan voort terwyl die munisipaliteit die aansoekproses van voor af moet begin.
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Solar charges: the new ‘piggy bank’ for cash-strapped municipalities
AfriForum questions legality of municipal fees targeting rooftop solar users as cash-strapped councils seek new revenue streams from green energy adopters.
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Work resumes on Cornelia water reservoir project
Construction has resumed on the Cornelia Water Reservoir, aiming to improve water reliability for Cornelia and Ntswanatsatsi residents.
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Trump lingers on stage to lap up World Cup spotlight
US President grabbed spotlight at World Cup final, staying on stage with Spain as they lifted trophy after defeating Argentina.
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McKenzie defends R31-million World Cup spend after backlash
Minister Gayton McKenzie says his personal costs for the five-week World Cup programme totalled just over R1-million.
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Teen dies in fountain collapse during Spain World Cup celebrations
A teenager died and several were injured when a fountain collapsed during Spain World Cup victory celebrations in Ciudad Rodrigo, Spain.
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A freedom that didn’t last: At 81, a Khayelitsha grandmother remembers life before and after Mandela
Mary Heqeane carries within her the story of two countries; one before Nelson Mandela’s release in 1990, and one after.










