A sudden global shift has delivered much-needed relief for South Africa. Following a Middle East ceasefire, oil prices have dropped sharply and the Rand has strengthened.
Minister Gayton McKenzie denied funding superfan Mama Joy’s World Cup trip, reversing previous taxpayer expenses and prioritizing athlete support instead.
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday received the diplomatic credentials of the new US ambassador, despite soured relations.
The UDTA closed Nqweba entrances today, protesting poor road conditions after unsatisfactory responses from the municipality over a year.
The Artemis II astronauts were travelling towards Earth on Tuesday, sharing observations from their lunar flyby with colleagues and mission scientists.
Opposition is growing against the Department of Water and Sanitation’s proposed regulations that threaten public access to state dams and could harm local economies reliant on recreational activities.
A University of the Western Cape study reveals significant groundwater decline in Cape Town, with 80% of boreholes at risk due to human activity.
A suspended police sergeant faces multiple charges, including explosives possession and theft, after a search revealed firearms and cash.
Brandbestryders van KWDM en CapeNature maak vordering met die bestryding van ‘n veldbrand in Du Toitskloof, wat deur moeilike toestande belemmer word.