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Absenteeism costs the country more than R20 billion annually
Not just about the occasional sick note, but rather a silent drain on South Africa’s economy, research shows that sickness-related absenteeism costs the country more than R20 billion annually.
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Cape Town fire crews battle hundreds of vegetation fires in a week
Cape Town’s Fire Services prepare for a busy summer, responding to 632 vegetation fires recently. Public vigilance and reporting are urged.
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Environmental crisis at Goldfields waste sites poses serious health risks
ODENDAALSRUS – Dangerous environmental conditions at dump sites in Odendaalsrus and Allanridge, as well as at an illegal waste processing plant in Odendaalsrus, have become a source of significant concern…
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Tears of joy as parents celebrate the miraculous lives of premature babies
Parents of premature babies celebrate precious life
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Two-pot retirement system: One year later
The two-pot legislation, introduced a year ago, was designed to give members more flexibility by allowing limited access to savings in emergencies while preserving long-term retirement funds. After an initial…
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Bothasig CPF’s social walk raises awareness about GBVF and community safety
The Bothasig community united against gender-based violence during a social walk, raising awareness and emphasizing collective action for change.
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Whooping cough is back: Protect your family
The distinctive high-pitched sound of someone gasping for air in the severe coughing spasms associated with pertussis explains why it is commonly known as ‘whooping cough’. “Pertussis is a highly…
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2 million Polos strong: VW Kariega celebrates major milestone
Just shy of its 30th anniversary, Volkswagen Group Africa (VWGA) is celebrating the production of its 2 millionth Polo model, which rolled off the production line of its Plant Kariega…
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SA’s spelling champions battle for national honours at Sun City
SA’s brightest spellers compete 11 Dec at Sun City. Winners represent the country at continental finals in Zimbabwe. All 12 languages tested.
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Community groups unite to prepare Jeffreys Bay for safer festive season experience
Multiple community organizations and Kouga Municipality create family-friendly festive atmosphere in Jeffreys Bay CBD during holiday season.
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