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Finance Minister withdraws proposed VAT increase, plans revised Revenue Laws Bill
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced that the VAT rate will stay at 15%, leading to a R75 billion revenue shortfall while protecting lower-income households from financial pressure.
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Brave Gqeberha K9 ‘Night’ discharged after heroic incident
Gqeberha K9 “Night” has been discharged after recovering from severe injuries sustained while apprehending a suspect. He will remain off duty for three weeks.
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VAT: ‘Not under our watch’ – says DA, EFF
The Western Cape High Court is expected to deliver judgement by no later than 29 April following an urgent application by the DA and EFF to have the 0,5% VAT […]
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Bloemskou 2025: Musiek, diere en tegnologiese nuwighede
Vanjaar se Bloemskou bied talle tegnologiese nuwighede. Meer as 5 000 diere word geskou, en verskeie kunstenaars tree op.
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Bejaarde (85) in hof vir moord nadat hy glo seun in Bainsvlei skiet
Gert Bruhns, 85, het vandag in die Bloemfonteinse landdroshof op moord aanklag verskyn. Hy word daarvan aangekla dat hy sy seun Erich, 56, in Bainsvlei geskiet het.
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Een dood, een ernstig beseer ná botsing tussen weermagbus, mynbakkie
‘n Manspersoon is dood en sy passasier ernstig beseer ná ‘n botsing tussen ‘n mynbakkie en ‘n weermagbus in die Noord-Kaap.
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Online learner admissions for 2026 already open in Northern Cape
The Northern Cape Department of Education has opened online admissions for Gr. R, Gr.1, and Gr.8 for 2026. It closes on 23 May at midnight.
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Foto-kompetisie: Kiek wol in al sy stadiums, kom in aanmerking vir groot pryse
Skryf in vir ‘n fotokompetisie waar die hele waardeketting van wol vasgevang word, en kom in aanmerking om groot pryse te wen.
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Northern Cape artists invited to enter for exhibition in national art museum
Visual artists in Northern Cape can submit art for the 2025 exhibition at the William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley.
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New donated school bags building learners’ self-esteem
A social impact programme positively affected over 7 000 learners, by providing new school bags and through that boosting pride, self-esteem,.
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