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Raw sewage flows past Welkom school despite court orders
Raw sewage continues to flow near St Helena Primary School in Welkom, posing health risks to students and blocking access to local businesses despite multiple court orders. The municipality has…
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N2 partially reopened following hazardous oil spillage near Kei Cuttings
Oil residue and hazardous conditions remain on parts of the N2 near Kei Cuttings after an overturned tanker caused a major spillage overnight.
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WATCH | “Place of Great Noise” lives up to its name as Augrabies Falls roar
Augrabies Falls experiences high water flow due to recent rains, inviting visitors to enjoy the park while some areas remain closed.
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Over 83 000 people affected as Cape Town flood relief efforts continue
Humanitarian relief operations are under way across Cape Town following the severe flooding and storm damage over the past two days.
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Nelson Mandela Bay unemployment nears 30% as Eastern Cape loses 43 000 jobs
Statistics South Africa’s latest labour force data has sparked concern over rising unemployment, poverty and youth joblessness.
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KZN businesswoman’s assets frozen over R18 million COVID-19 relief fraud
The SIU has frozen assets belonging to Yolanda Nombuso Mgobo and Hlalanathi Mbangi due to fraudulent UIF claims exceeding R18 million.
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WHO chief says work continues after hantavirus evacuation from cruise ship
WHO director Tedros warns that hantavirus containment efforts continue after ship outbreak; global health risks remain low despite fatalities.
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Two killed in separate Garden Route incidents amid severe flooding and storm damage
Two people lost their lives in separate weather-related incidents in the Garden Route as heavy rains, flooding and storm damage battered the region.
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Codeta plans electronic fare payment for commuters
The Cape Organisation for the Democratic Taxi Association is introducing an electronic payment system for Khayelitsha taxis, enhancing financial tracking and convenience.
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Experts warn of danger as flood-swept snakes wash up on Jeffreys Bay beaches
Experts have warned residents to avoid handling snakes washed ashore after recent Kouga floods left wildlife displaced and injured.
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