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Cape Town storm electricity repairs top 10 700
Cape Town storm electricity repairs top 10 700, the City says, as crews continue mopping-up operations across the metro.
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Early signs of hearing loss should be minded, not ignored
An audiology expert warns South Africans that hearing loss often takes hold gradually, and could be easy to miss until it is too late.
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Braving the deep: Pretoria Boys High alumni in heroic 66km False Bay double crossing
Two Pretoria Boys High School alumni are currently rewriting the limits of human endurance in the cold, unforgiving waters of Cape Town.
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Verbeterde treindienste op die Malmesbury-lyn kan reistyd verminder, sê Prasa
Inwoners en passasiers van die Malmesbury-treindienste kan van vandeesmaand af uitsien na verbeterde dienste. Só sê die Wes-Kaap se minister van mobiliteit, Isaac Sileku. Die Passasierspooragentskap van Suid-Afrika (Prasa) het…
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Cape Town school launches emergency support campaign after flooding
Christel House South Africa launched a R100 000 winter relief campaign to assist Cape Town families affected by flooding and storm damage.
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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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