Alan Winde
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Western Cape flood disaster costs exceed R9 billion
The severe weather systems that battered the Western Cape in May have caused preliminary damage estimated at more than R9 billion.
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Stormherstelwerk duur voort in Wes-Kaap ná groot skade
Wes-Kaap premier, Alan Winde bied ‘n oorsig oor die herstelwerk aan onder meer paaie en kragtoevoer in gebiede wat deur die onlangse storms geraak is.
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Death toll climbs as Western Cape disaster teams continue recovery efforts
Severe storms in the Western Cape caused 11 fatalities, widespread destruction, and displacement, prompting extensive recovery efforts across affected communities.
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Freight operators warn of higher costs for consumers after latest fuel price hike
The latest fuel price increase is placing mounting pressure on South Africa’s freight industry, with transport operators warning of shrinking profits, declining business and higher costs for consumers.
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Solar plant nears completion as Western Cape advances energy independence
The Riversdale Solar Power Plant stands at 98% completion, marking a significant milestone in the Western Cape’s drive towards energy self-sufficiency.
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Fuel suppliers accused of rationing amid Middle East conflict concerns
The Western Cape Government warns suppliers against diesel rationing, emphasizing adequate reserves amidst agricultural sector pressures and Middle East tensions.
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WESTERN CAPE | At the tip of Africa, there is a place moving forward
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde highlighted job creation and economic growth during his address, warning of crime and health threats while emphasizing infrastructure and social initiatives for the province’s future.
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Demands for answers on George building collapse investigation
Almost two years after the George building collapse tragedy that claimed 34 lives, there are still no clear answers as to who will be held accountable for the disaster that…
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Western Cape welcomes troop deployment but calls for long-term policing reforms
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde welcomes military aid against gang violence but stresses the need for police reform and intelligence improvements.
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Western Cape steps up water security efforts amid mounting drought pressure
Western Cape steps up water security plans as drought pressure grows, committing billions to infrastructure and urging residents to urgently cut water use.
