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Fake alcohol costs South Africa R16.5 billion as government finally takes notice
The South African government has finally woken up to a growing crisis that’s costing the country billions: fake and illegal alcohol flooding the market. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana didn’t mince…
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City turns trash into electricity at first gas-to-energy facility
Cape Town residents are set to benefit from a groundbreaking new project that generates electricity from decomposing waste.
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Munisipaliteit sê waterbeperkings ‘voorkomend’ ingestel ná droë winter
Beide die Breedevallei en Langeberg-munisipaliteite het vandeesmaand vlak 1-waterbeperkings aangekondig ná ‘n droë winterseisoen.
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Cape Town approves R7.8 billion in building plans in first quarter
Cape Town’s construction industry is experiencing a significant surge, with the City approving building plans worth R7.8 billion in just the first three months of the current financial year, signalling…
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‘Roots’ se moordenaars kry 25 jaar tronkstraf vir moord, 5 jaar vir ontvoering
LANGEBAAN – ‘n Lyk wat op 8 November verlede jaar in ’n sloot by die afvalstortingsterrein in Oostewalstraat, Langebaan, gekry is, het skokgolwe deur die gebied gestuur. Twee mans, Aylwin…
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Newton Park home invasion: Case postponed for consultation
Three suspects accused of murdering Gqeberha businessman Daniel De Jager appeared for a formal bail application in the Gqeberha Court today, 13 November. Anke-Mari Cilliers.
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Glen: Second Leeuw-child found dead, family members arrested
The body of Onkarabetse Leeuw (5) that went missing over the weekend, was found on Wednesday in the bushes in Glen. This follows the violent death of his cousin (3)…
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Google to pay millions to South African news outlets
Google will invest over $40 million to aid South African media amidst challenges from tech giants and digital competition.
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MEC condemns shooting of guards at clinic
Eastern Cape Health MEC Ntandokazi Capa has expressed deep sadness following the tragic incident at Xhwili Clinic near Mthatha, in which two female security guards were shot. One of the…
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Leopard photographed in West Coast National Park for first time in 170 years
A leopard photographed in West Coast National Park signals a historic conservation milestone and ecological recovery in South Africa.
