Featured
-
Around 500 families displaced by Masiphumelele, Imizamo Yethu fires
Devastating fires destroyed 100 homes and displaced 500 families in Masiphumelele and Imizamo Yethu over the weekend.
Source:
-
UWC honours poet Diana Ferrus on International Women’s Day
UWC honors alumna Dr Diana Ferrus during International Women’s Day, celebrating poet whose work enabled Sarah Bartmann’s repatriation from France.
Source:
-
Families face two decades of damage in waterlogged homes
Both government-issued RDP houses and self-built homes are being systematically damaged as rising moisture undermines foundations.
-
South African housing market recovery driven by affordability rather than semigration
South Africa’s housing market improved in 2025, with national average prices rising 4.2% year-on-year, driven by affordability rather than semigration trends.
-
Ramaphosa to strengthen Brazil ties on state visit
President Ramaphosa’s state visit to Brazil aims to enhance relations and explore economic opportunities, focusing on agribusiness, tourism, and trade.
-
Hittegolf laat kraaie gaap in die weste terwyl hoendervel uitslaan in die ooste
‘n Hittegolf word vir die westelike en suidwestelike dele van die land voorspel, terwyl koeler temperature in die binneland en in die noordelike dele verwag word.
-
Vrystaat het die res van die land jaloers met vooruitsigte vir herfs
Inwoners van die sentrale streek van die land kan hulle gereedmaak vir lieflike herfsdae en, na verwagting, nog lekker reën.
-
International Women’s Day: millions of women and girls still vulnerable
The call is to dismantle all barriers to equal justice such as discriminatory laws, weak legal protections, and social norms that erode the rights of women.
Source:
-
Government to react to research that says sanitary pads may be harmful
Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, the minister of Health, will co-chair the cluster and will brief the media to clarify the health and regulatory implications.
Source:
-
Raging Middle East war threatens fuel stability and prices in South Africa
If current oil price and rand trends continue indefinitely, motorists will see a petrol increase of more than R3 and diesel going up by at least R5.
