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‘Niks anders as nepotisme’ mor opposisiepartye oor DA se burgemeesterskandidate in Wynlande
Die getroude paar, Antoinette en Koos Steyn ontken enige nepotisme in hul aanstelling as burgemeesterskandidate vir die Kaapse Wynland-distriksmunisipaliteit en die Breedevallei-munisipaliteit, te midde van klagtes deur opposisiepartye.
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Lion park challenges CapeNature after nearly three decades of approved operations
Drakenstein Lion Park accuses CapeNature of wrongful conduct in a licensing dispute, affecting their ability to care for rescued lions.
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Borgtog geweier vir Kathu-vrou wat glo miljoene van hoërskool verduister
Borgtog is nie toegestaan aan die voormalige finansiële administrateur van die Hoërskool Kathu wat daarvan beskuldig word dat sy miljoene rande van die skool verduister het nie.
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Union takes legal action over SANDF quarantine conditions for soldiers returning from DRC
SANDU is taking legal action over poor quarantine conditions for returning SANDF soldiers from the DRC, citing unsafe and inadequate facilities.
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Ramaphosa steps in as UIF crisis deepens with millions of workers left waiting
President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised to step in and help fix the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), as millions of South African workers wait months — and sometimes years — for…
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Cape Town turns up the heat on Parklands drug trade — and the ‘forex traders’ driving R2.6m cars with fake plates
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis joined a Metro Police operation in Parklands responding to mounting drug-related complaints.
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NRCS conducts non-compliant product checks in West Coast
NRCS inspectors seized unsafe electrical products during surprise raids in Vredenburg and Saldanha to protect consumers from potentially dangerous, non-compliant goods.
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Worker dies after critical burns at a fast-food restaurant at UFS campus
A female worker has died after sustaining severe burns at a fast-food restaurant located on the University of the Free State campus in Bloemfontein.
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Court strikes down asylum law as unconstitutional
The Constitutional Court has unanimously ruled that asylum seekers cannot be deported before their claims are properly assessed, declaring key sections of the Refugees Act unconstitutional.
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Treasury defends withholding R13.5 billion from 69 municipalities
National Treasury defends withholding R13.5 billion from 69 municipalities to ensure creditor payments, aiming to change financial behavior without service delivery impact.
