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Last week the University of Cape Town (UCT) formally announced Prof Mosa Moshabela as its 11th Vice-Chancellor, bringing an end to a “thorough and consultative six-month recruitment and selection process”.

With the dissolution of the sixth provincial parliament at midnight on Tuesday 28 May, the Western Cape will see its new leadership sworn in to the provincial legislature within the next 14 days.

For the first time in South Africa’s democracy, no party has outright won the national election, forcing a coalition government to create the country’s seventh administration.

With more than 3,3 million registered voters in the Western Cape, the province saw an approximately 60% voter turnout as locals elected leadership for the province for the next five years.

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The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has advised the City of Cape Town’s Disaster Risk Management Centre of the following weather warnings.

British musical legend Engelbert Humperdinck will tour South Africa in July.

Octotel, the Western Cape’s leading provider of Fibre connectivity, has proudly launched its internship and learnership programme to combat youth unemployment in South Africa.

A proposed memorial bust of naturalist Charles Darwin to commemorate the role his visit to the Cape of Good Hope played in the development of “one of the most influential theories in the history of science” could be on the…

Burns are a leading cause of unnatural deaths among children under 10 years old.