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Vandalised building continues to deteriorate in Kariega
Residents of Cannon Hill, Kariega, are frustrated as an abandoned building deteriorates, facing vandalism and potential occupation threats amid unfulfilled promises from Transnet.
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TikTok and digital platforms are reshaping learners’ attention spans
South African learners struggle with reading, facing declining comprehension and engagement due to distractions from digital platforms like TikTok.
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Legal donkey slaughter for their skins continues unabated in South Africa
Despite a landmark AU moratorium on the commercial slaughter of donkeys for their skins, South Africa continues to legally kill up to 10 500 donkeys annually.
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Another day, another mass shooting on the Cape Flats
Gang violence continues to grip the Cape Flats as innocent bystanders are killed and wounded in shootings in Elsies River and Bonteheuwel.
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SA fuel prices spike as petrol and diesel soar – tips to help consumers save
South Africans face record fuel price hikes as petrol and diesel surge, deepening the cost-of-living crisis and prompting advice for consumers.
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Bloemfontein residents warned about rising level of Modder River
Farmers, residents and businesses along the floodline of the Modder River are warned to be prepared for rising water levels.
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SAPS probe why taxi driver jumped out of a moving vehicle in Kariega crash
SAPS Kariega is investigating a reckless driving case after a Toyota Quantum collided with a stationary vehicle yesterday.
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Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet water quality standards
Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet regulations, ensuring coastal waters remain safe for recreation, with over 98% of samples compliant.
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Employer’s guide to managing cancer in the workplace
This Workers’ Day, CANSA calls on SA employers to recognise cancer as a human rights issue and better support staff through diagnosis and treatment.
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City begins annual dune maintenance along coastlines
Dune maintenance gets underway along Cape Town’s coast as the City rolls out its annual sand management programme across multiple coastal areas this May.
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