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Solar plant nears completion as Western Cape advances energy independence
The Riversdale Solar Power Plant stands at 98% completion, marking a significant milestone in the Western Cape’s drive towards energy self-sufficiency.
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Weather service issues warnings as wet, windy spell sets in
Weather Service warns of damaging winds, storms and rough seas as cold, wet and windy conditions hit parts of South Africa.
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Trump evacuated as shooter opens fire at press gala in Washington
A gunman charged through security at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner attended by US President Donal Trump but was quickly stopped by agents.
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Western Cape taxi drivers shift a gear up, graduate from leadership programme
Fourteen minibus taxi leaders made history this week as the first cohort to graduate from a groundbreaking executive leadership programme.
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Beyers Chocolates faces liquidation amid dispute with Woolworths
Beyers Chocolates faces liquidation amid Woolworths dispute, but retailer reassures customers that popular chocolate products remain available nationwide.
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From radiation to invasion: a Chernobyl worker, explosion survivor’s two wars
Forty years after the devastating explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant claimed 100 000 lives, a survivor speaks of the two wars his generation has fought.
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Man sentenced to 40 years behind bars for shooting police officer in Free State
A man was sentenced to 40 years imprisonment in the Bloemfontein Regional Court for shooting a police officer, stealing his pistol and hijacking a car.
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Prince Harry says he will ‘always be part of royal family’
During an interview with ITV News, Britain’s Prince Harry stated he will “always be part of the royal family”. The interview was conducted during the prince’s visit to Ukraine.
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Red tape, construction costs fuel Western Cape’s widening housing gap
Cape Town residents across all income brackets are struggling with housing affordability as municipal rates and taxes continue to rise.
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Dis-Chem launches restructuring process, over 500 staff affected
Dis-Chem begins restructuring process affecting 500 staff, while planning 200 new head office roles to support future growth and competitiveness.
