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Fuel crisis threatens to cripple South African economy as prices set to soar
South Africa’s fuel crisis threatens economic recovery with significant price hikes, causing panic buying and concerns among businesses and consumers.
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Exotic pet trade flourishes in China despite welfare and safety concerns
Over 17 million people in China have exotic pets which are particularly popular among young people who widely share videos on social media platforms.
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Ramaphosa named on apartheid assassination list, De Kock tells court
De Kock reveals Ramaphosa was on apartheid assassination list of 33 people marked for elimination during Cradock Four inquest testimony.
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Ramaphosa in Free State: To attract investors, infrastructure must work
President Cyril Ramaphosa and members of cabinet visited the Free State capital this week to discuss ways in which the government can strengthen local government.
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Community programme connects graduates with meaningful employment
Internship participants gain hands-on workplace experience, professional mentorship, and exposure toplant operations and community development initiatives.
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Tesla Cybertruck makes surprise stop in Upington during world record attempt
Residents of Upington in the Northern Cape witnessed a Guinness World Record in the making when the Tesla Cybertruck stopped and recharged in the town on Friday 20 March.
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Alcohol abuse contributes to Northern Cape crime; yet alcohol research foundation closes
Statistics show that alcohol abuse contributes to Northern Cape crime; yet the Foundation for Alcohol Related Research in the province is set to close.
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Khoi San ancestral remains laid to rest despite community opposition
The ancestral remains of 63 Khoi and San people were reburied near Steinkopf in the Northern Cape on Monday, despite resistance from local residents.
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‘Pursuit of dignity remains unfinished business’: Ramaphosa marks 30 years of Constitution
President Cyril Ramaphosa characterised the nation’s democratic journey as a continuous pursuit of dignity that remains “unfinished business”.
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Investigation launched after tourist found dead in Augrabies National Park
The death of a 74-year-old man whose body was found near a hiking trail in the Augrabies National Park in the Northern Cape is under investigation.
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