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SANBS warns of declining blood stocks ahead of festive season
SANBS urges South Africans to donate blood as national stocks fall to 3.9 days’ cover, below the five-day target, ahead of the festive season.
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Stellenbosch Wine Routes welcomes Jean Engelbrecht as its new chair
The Stellenbosch Wine Routes has welcomed respected industry veteran Jean Engelbrecht as the new chair of the its board of directors.
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Franschhoek Pass closure to end for festive season as R1.2 billion upgrade continues
Franschhoek Pass could reopen for festive season under controlled conditions as major flood-recovery and road upgrade project advances.
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Godongwana’s fuel levy cut leaves petrol drivers still holding their breath
Finance Minister Godongwana’s levy cut offers diesel relief from 4 November, but petrol drivers brace for a likely increase above the record R30 per litre mark.
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Fatal crash on Helshoogte Pass leaves boy dead, mother injured
Early morning collision on Helshoogte Pass, Stellenbosch claims the life of a young boy.
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How recent controversies have rocked the US death penalty debate
Botched lethal injection and cancelled live execution broadcast reignite debate over capital punishment as American support continues declining.
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Hyron Andrews se skielike dood in Frankryk skok familie, sportgemeenskap
Hyron Andrews (31) se skielike dood in Frankryk laat sy vrou Maighlin en twee seuntjies agter. Die Paarlse rugbyspeler het vir die Leeus gespeel.
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Student (19) charged with arson and attempted murder after Stellenbosch fire incident
A 19-year-old Stellenbosch University female student has been arrested on charges of arson and attempted murder.
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South Africa’s inflation rises to 4.5% in September
Consumer price inflation in South Africa rose to 4.5% in September from 4.4% in August, Statistics South Africa confirmed on Wednesday.
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WCED warns job seekers about fake teaching job ads circulating online
The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has warned job seekers to be on the lookout for fraudulent online job ads.
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