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Sandu challenges defence committee’s Fort Ikapa conditions claim
The South African National Defence Union disputes Parliament’s claim of adequate living conditions at Fort Ikapa, citing soldiers’ complaints and court action.
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Police seize illicit tobacco worth R2 million in one day
Limpopo police intercepted two illicit tobacco shipments worth R2 million on Thursday, arresting one suspect while another fled the scene.
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Breaking the silence: Why men struggle to seek mental health support
Psychiatrists warn men not to wait until a crisis point to seek mental health help – it comes at a cost.
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Kaaps Dictionary launched at University of the Western Cape
UWC launched the Kaaps Dictionary, a landmark resource that validates the language, promotes inclusion and supports multilingual education.
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TWYFELHOEKIE | Waak teen persepsies, wat die waarheid knou
Wees groter as enige persepsies. Te veel, te dikwels, word persepsies gevorm deur leuens, kwaadwillige bedoelings, onkunde of sommer net deur tyd of omstandighede.
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Opinion | Protecting children is everyone’s responsibility
In the province, more than 43 000 children are currently in foster care, while a further 2 800 children are being cared for in NPO-run child care centres.
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NARSISME 11 | Twee stelle reëls maak van die lewe ‘n knyptang
Narsiste het twee stelle reëls. Een vir hulleself. Een vir hul slagoffers. Hulle mag sekere goed doen; hul slagoffers glad nie. Hulle mag die reëls breek; hul slagoffers glad nie.
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SANParks plants 300 indigenous trees in Newlands Forest to restore Table Mountain National Park
SANParks planted 300 Cape Beech seedlings in Newlands Forest, marking a key milestone in restoring Table Mountain National Park’s ecosystem.
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South African artisans invited to showcase skills for top prize money
The Artisans of Mzansi Competition seeks to transform perceptions of technical trades, and hopefuls can apply now to compete for prize money.
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International Catholic radio station Radio Maria launched in Cape Town
Radio Maria is launching its first South African station in Cape Town. Volunteers are needed to help bring Catholic radio to the nation in 2026.
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