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Stellenbosch Universiteit ontvang baanbrekende tegnologie danksy Anglo Gold Ashanti-skenking
STELLENBOSCH – Die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) sal binnekort die eerste universiteit in Suid-Afrika wees wat met ’n operasionele hiperspektrale kernskandeerstelsel kan spog. Hierdie tegnologiese deurbraak is moontlik gemaak deur ’n…
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First Municipal own-build solar plant well on its way
Cape Town’s R200 million solar plant in Atlantis progresses with 2,400 panels installed, boosting local economy and sustainability initiatives.
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Birthday boy Cabanac removed from position amid outcry over past racist remarks
Agriculture minister John Steenhuisen has terminated the contract of his controversial chief of staff, Roman Cabanac. The decision comes after widespread public criticism over Cabanac’s appointment due to his history…
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Weskussers in reuse-bedrogsaak: ‘Gekonkel’ met aandeelprys
Ses sakemanne en ‘n sakevrou van verskillende maatskappye is aangekla van bedrog en markmanipulasie ter waarde van R300 miljoen.
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Stadiger internetspoed vir talle weens foutiewe vertakkingseenheid van ondersese kabel
Die Wes-Afrika-kabelstelsel ondergaan noodinstandhouding weens ‘n foutiewe vertakkingseenheid, wat stadiger internet in Suid-Afrika veroorsaak.
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‘n Droër winter word vir die Wes-Kaap voorspel
Volgens voorspellings van die Suid-Afrikaanse Weerdiens kan die Wes-Kaap-provinsie gereed maak vir ’n aansienlike droër as normale winter vanjaar. Die seisoenale vooruitskattings dui op ‘n ondergemiddelde reënval tot September, wat…
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NWU breaks ground on South Africa’s 11th medical school
POTCHEFSTROOM – North-West University (NWU) officially commenced construction of South Africa’s 11th medical school on Tuesday, 4 June, with a ceremonial sod-turning event at the Potchefstroom Campus. Prof Bismark Tyobeka,…
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Million-plus pilgrims begin hajj under blazing sun
Mecca, Saudi Arabia – More than a million pilgrims joined Islam’s most important rite under a beating sun on Wednesday, as the hajj kicked off with the Saudi hosts scrambling to…
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Cat’s overseas adventures: Two Earthquakes, a Sandstorm, and the Coffee Cup
In this column, Catherine White shares her latest travels to Greece. Cat, who hails from Jeffreys Bay, is an award-winning journalist who is furthering her career overseas. She has been…
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Helderberg Hospice: Providing care for over 40 years
From humble beginnings, Helderberg Hospice has evolved into a vital community institution of more-than-40-years’ standing in Somerset West, with comprehensive facilities, 52 staff members, 130 volunteers and a dedicated board…
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