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Nearly 9 in 10 people choosing Lenacapavir are first-time users of long-acting HIV prevention
Between 8 June and 24 July, healthcare workers administered 2 339 Lenacapavir injections across 22 public health facilities to the communities in the Metro
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Farms and factories struggle as more than 160 000 migrant workers flee South Africa
Mass exodus of foreign workers leaves South African employers scrambling for labour as fruit rots on trees and sugar cane remains uncut.
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WATCH | All Blacks draw hundreds of fans to Canal Walk meet-and-greet
All Blacks fans packed Canal Walk on Thursday 6 August as hundreds turned out at Totalsports to meet three New Zealand rugby stars during a fan signing session.
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Western Cape residents divided over Premier Winde’s Beijing energy mission
Premier Alan Winde’s Beijing investment trip has divided Western Cape residents, sparking heated debate over China, electricity, transparency and taxpayer-funded travel.
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Accused abandons bail bid in Sinovuyo Dyokwe murder case
Accused in Sinovuyo Dyokwe murder case abandons bail bid as DA MP Nicholas Gotsell calls for action against extortion syndicates.
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Oudtshoorn council sees fourth coalition reshuffle in two years
Oudtshoorn council prepares to elect its fourth mayor in two years as political instability continues to disrupt governance and service delivery.
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Oud-polisieman van Weskus amptelik aangekla oor drievoudige moord in Kaapse hospitaal in 2022
Die formele akte van beskuldiging teen oudpolisieman Jean-Paul Malgas bring die New Somerset-hospitaal-drievoudige moordsaak ná jare se vertragings nader aan verhoor.
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Cape Town moves closer to taxing short-term rental properties at commercial rates
City of Cape Town opens public comment period for by-law requiring commercial rates for properties predominantly used for short-term rentals.
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Two cops arrested for corruption and kidnapping in Mitchells Plain
Two police officers have been arrested for corruption, kidnapping and intimidation after allegedly demanding a bribe from a family in Mitchells Plain.
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Attackers target two farms in Cape Winelands
Two separate farm attacks in the Cape Winelands on Tuesday (4 August) left one woman injured, another assaulted and a family traumatised.
