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Eastern Cape trains its first chemical pathology specialist
Dr Phathiswa Sifuba-Makapela becomes Eastern Cape’s first locally trained chemical pathology specialist, improving rural lab turnaround times.
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Huweliksvraag op Paarlberg laat munisipaliteit kopkrap
Inwoners en toeriste wat deesdae na Paarlberg opkyk of dié ikoniese natuurgebied besoek, word deur twee graffiti- merke begroet.
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Paarlse tekstielpionier Karel Bouckaert vier 100 jaar
Paarlse tekstielpionier Karel Bouckaert vier sy 100ste verjaarsdag met helder herinneringe, humorsin en ’n nalatenskap in Suid-Afrika se tekstielbedryf.
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Tributes pour in for beloved animal welfare warrior Linda-Louise Swain
Tributes are pouring in for beloved animal welfare advocate and drama teacher Linda-Louise Swain, who died on Tuesday.
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UWC seminar discusses the vulnerability of sex workers
Sex workers in South Africa face rising vulnerability as criminalisation, stigma and a severe funding crisis threaten rights and protection
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Runner defines his rich African heritage with flair at marathon
Runner proud of his Basotho nation and rich cultural heritage, showcased it all with flair at the 2026 Lemo Mangaung Marathon.
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Beachfront decline flagged as tourism concern in Nelson Mandela Bay
Nelson Mandela Bay’s beachfront decline and failing infrastructure are threatening its status as a tourism destination.
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Caledon murder accused boyfriend set for second court appearance
Lee-Wayne Koert, who is accused of raping and murdering his 38-year-old girlfriend, is set to appear in court again on 14 May following the discovery of her body at Caledon…
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Eskom team doggedly remain on the ground fixing storm-damaged infrastructure
Eskom’s recovery teams are tirelessly restoring storm-damaged infrastructure in the Western Cape, facing hazardous conditions while prioritizing customer safety and support.
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OPINION | What happens after the storm?
What happens after the storm reveals unequal recovery across the Western Cape, where families rebuild at very different speeds.
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