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Government to increase free electricity allocation for poor households
South Africa’s free basic electricity allocation for indigent households will be increased after the current 50 kilowatt-hour limit was deemed no longer adequate for modern household needs.
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Simon’s Town not viable bunkering hub, expert says
More ships are rerouting past the Cape due to global tensions, but experts say South Africa is failing to benefit from this growing maritime traffic.
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Cape Town first municipality to procure power from traders below Eskom rates
A new energy trader tender aims to procure 500 MW through purchase agreements from a variety of power generation technologies, including solar.
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Foot-and-mouth outbreak widens as vaccine supplies dwindle
The Western Cape faces a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, with vaccine supplies dwindling and strict biosecurity measures urged for cattle farmers.
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‘Wat ‘n heerlikheid ná 10 droë jare’ – milde reën oor groot dele van Noord-Kaap
Buitengewone wolkformasies was deel van die welkome reën wat die afgelope tyd wydverspreid oor groot dele van die Noord-Kaap voorgekom het.
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Husband of South Africa’s legendary musician Chaka Chaka in court for tax evasion
South Africa’s prominent doctor and husband of legendary musician, embroiled in an alleged tax evasion matter.
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Jong vrou veg vir herstel ná wrede suuraanval
Die 25-jarige Shaneka Johnson van Atlantis is ernstig beseer toe sy met ‘n emmer suur gegooi is.
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Middle East war escalates with Israeli-Iranian missile exchanges and soldier deaths
Israel and Iran exchanged missile fire on Tuesday as the Middle East conflict intensified, with four Israeli soldiers killed in Lebanon.
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UK tabloid should pay Prince Harry, others ‘substantial’ damages: lawyers
Prince Harry and other public figures are suing a UK publisher for privacy invasions, seeking substantial damages after a lengthy trial.
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Gauteng schools face power cuts over unpaid municipal bills despite receiving funds
Despite receiving funds for municipal accounts, Gauteng schools face electricity disconnections due to misallocation and unpaid debts.
