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Kouga Council moves to unlock disaster funding after devastating floods cause R170.3 million in damage
Kouga Municipality has approved urgent resolutions to unlock disaster relief funding after floods caused an estimated R170.3 million in damage.
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Major milestone in South Africa’s rail reform achieved
Transnet allocated rail slots to 11 private operators, adding 24 million tons of freight capacity to boost South Africa’s rail network.
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Swaar reën plaas Weskus-boere onder druk, belemmer planttyd
Die afgelope paar dae se storm weer het boere in die Weskus, insluitend die Swartland-streek onder druk geplaas wat planttyd betref met landerye wat onder water staan.
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Bridges under strain as heavy rains wreak havoc across metro
Heavy rainfall in Eastern Cape caused severe flooding, prompting emergency responses, bridge closures, and community assistance for affected residents.
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Significant Free State road, R26 closed temporarily following deadly shooting
Free State road R26 was closed due to an active crime scene while police investigations are ongoing regarding a deadly shooting.
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IPID probes death of woman following drug raid at informal settlement tavern
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) are investigating a murder case after officers stationed at Lingelethu-West Police Station allegedly tortured a 39-year-old woman to death.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa faces questions on crime, economy and cabinet changes
Ramaphosa addressed Parliament on investment targets, crime-fighting operations, B-BBEE reforms and recent Cabinet changes during Thursday’s Q&A session.
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Ntlabakanye cops 18-month ban in complex anti-doping case
Lions and Springbok prop Ntlabakanye receives 18-month doping ban despite medical prescription defence and transparent self-declaration of use
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Ramaphosa fires social development minister amid mounting pressure over alleged irregularities
President Cyril Ramaphosa has removed Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe from her position with immediate effect.
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Trophies pile up as SA Rugby spends quarter of income on national teams
SA Rugby’s massive R500m investment in national teams pays off with championship haul, but R40m loss highlights ongoing sustainability challenges
