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SASSA moves November 2026 grant payments forward for local elections
Social grant recipients will receive November 2026 payments earlier than usual to prevent disruption during the local government elections.
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Early vineyard conditions point to promising 2027 wine grape harvest
Early vineyard conditions across South Africa’s wine regions are encouraging, with good reserves and sufficient water for a promising 2027 grape harvest.
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Motorists face record fuel prices as AA demands levy cuts
Automobile Association demands immediate R3-a-litre fuel levy cut as South Africans face record petrol prices and potential November increases.
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New ‘Africa in Frame’ photo competition seeks emerging photographers, content creators
A new Sony-backed photography competition is inviting emerging photographers and content creators across Africa to showcase their work, with entries open until 31 December.
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National Nutrition Week: Make healthy eating part of your routine
Locals are implored to embrace affordable, practical healthy eating habits during National Nutrition Week, from dietary swaps to screening.
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Drakenstein urges residents to use payment terminals for homeless support
Drakenstein Municipality introduces PayPoint terminals to support homeless shelters, reducing street begging and improving safety for residents.
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Boy (9) dies after being found underwater in lagoon at Kleinmond
A nine-year-old boy died at Kleinmond Main Beach Lagoon on Saturday after bystanders had found him unresponsive underwater and commenced CPR.
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Fuel hikes: How motorists can save at the pump
Find ways to ease the impact of fuel prices high on your finances. Learn effective strategies for smarter driving and car maintenance.
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No fee, no fuss: DHS sets rental rights and responsibilities
Tenants and landlords can take rental disputes to the Rental Housing Tribunal without paying a fee.
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Western Cape opens R7 million tourism fund
Tourism businesses and organisations have been urged to submit applications early for a share of R7 million in provincial funding, as the Western Cape government implements a first-come, first-served approach…
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