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Cape Town port ranked dead last globally as City demands urgent reform
n a embarrassing blow Cape Town’s container port has been ranked last among 400 ports worldwide, prompting calls for decisive intervention.
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Record-breaking heatwave kills scores as more than 1oo million Europeans face soaring temperatures
More than 100 million Europeans endured temperatures exceeding 35°C on Thursday, as a deadly heatwave continued to grip the continent, claiming scores of lives and overwhelming emergency services.
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Intimidasieklagte spruit uit Wellington-verkragtingsaak
‘n Intimidasiesaak is teen ‘n Drakenstein-inwoner geopen ná beweerde sosialemediaplasings wat met die KSUT-verkragtingsaak verband hou.
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Lower Central residents forced to inhale raw sewage smell
Residents in Central Kariega are struggling with prolonged sewage overflow, raising health concerns and highlighting inadequate municipal responses.
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Three Lesotho nationals appear in court over Cleveland mass shooting that claimed 13 lives
Three Lesotho nationals appeared in court today in connection with a mass shooting in Johannesburg that left 13 people dead.
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Foreign business owners ‘cautious’ over March and March protests
A spaza shop owner and a barber from Somalia and Bangladesh say they will exercise caution on 30 June amid the planned anti-immigration protest.
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Cat Matlala pleads guilty in R228 million corruption case, to turn state witness
Alleged underworld figure Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala has pleaded guilty to all seven charges in the R228 million SAPS tender corruption case.
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European heatwave claims over 200 lives in Spain, three children die in France
A record-breaking heatwave sweeping across Europe has been linked to at least 212 deaths in Spain over four days.
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No clean audits for metros as residents pay more for municipal failure
Not a single metropolitan municipality achieved a clean audit in the 2024/25 financial year, despite metros accounting for 54% of total local government expenditure and serving millions of South Africans.
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Paradise Beach homes still affected by recent flooding
At least four homes in Paradise Beach remain flooded weeks after heavy June rainfall, with residents complaining of little assistance from the municipality.
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