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SA Agulhas II voyage postponed amid winter diesel supply crisis
Fuel shortages linked to Middle East tensions have delayed the SA Agulhas II’s Marion Island relief voyage from Cape Town.
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Massive future growth predicted for Drakenstein
Drakenstein Municipality emphasizes growth through infrastructure investment, planning for future population increase while preserving its rural identity and environment.
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Call centre agents say ‘dodgy debt company’ hasn’t paid salaries
Workers at a Cape Town call centre were left unpaid by an alleged unregistered debt counsellor who may be operating illegally.
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Man dies after branch falls on him in his Bereaville yard
OVERBERG – A 61-year-old man was found seriously injured under a fallen branch in the yard of his home in Bereaville on Monday morning. He was later declared dead at…
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WATCH: Kamesh residents protest after 10 days of electricity outages in Kariega
Residents of Kamesh precinct protested after ten days of intermittent electricity outages, highlighting dissatisfaction with service delivery and municipal response.
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NMBM intensifies efforts to combat cemetery vandalism, tombstone theft
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is enhancing measures against tombstone theft and vandalism, emphasizing community collaboration and increased security efforts.
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Abigail Prins: Aunt, boyfriend in custody as murder case of niece postponed
Christine Prins and Teboho Ramanki remain in custody after their bail application was delayed again for judicare assignment.
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Home Affairs wins Constitutional Court case against repeat asylum applications
The Department of Home Affairs has secured a significant victory in its battle against abuse of the asylum system.
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National Police Commissioner Masemola charged in R228 million Medicare24 corruption case
National Police Commissioner Fanie Masemola and others face charges of corruption regarding a R228 million contract with Medicare24, postponed for investigations.
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CapeNature reserves hit by flooding and infrastructure damage
CapeNature reserves face closures after severe flooding damaged roads, facilities and infrastructure across the Western Cape.
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