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Western Cape municipalities face mounting water pressure as drought persists
Anton Bredell, the Western Cape’s minister of local government, environmental affairs and development planning, has met with senior officials from four municipalities to assess water security as the province confronts…
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Rape survivor Gisele Pelicot’s memoir reveals trauma, resilience after husband’s decade-long abuse
A French woman who became an international symbol of resistance against sexual violence is set to release an intimate memoir detailing her life with the man who drugged and orchestrated…
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WATCH: Academic activities suspended at NMU after student protests block access
Academic activities were suspended at Nelson Mandela University’s north and south campuses today, 12 February, after student protests over alleged registration and accommodation issues blocked access to both facilities. Nelson…
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Five-year legal battle between WCED and former Heathfield High principal intensifies
Former Heathfield High principal Wesley Neumann heads to Labour Court seeking enforcement of reinstatement amid WCED allegations of disruption.
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Damage following Paarl hospital fire estimated at R50m, 12 months to repair
Repairs to the fire-damaged Outpatient Department at Paarl Provincial Hospital are expected to cost an estimated R50 million and may take up to 12 months to complete.
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WATCH | Desperate measures — Joburg residents pushed to the brink after days and even weeks without water
There has been no water in Parktown West for the past 19 days. Pupils from the school have already missed two days of schooling because the toilets were blocked and…
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Eastern Cape prisoner escapes expose Kouga police station failures
Surge in prisoner escapes highlights failing Eastern Cape detention facilities, with Patensie and Thornhill police stations emerging as key concerns.
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Gedwaapie sterf as absolute held
Die sesjarige Gedwaapie was nie net ‘n hond wat as troeteldier aangehou is nie – hy was ‘n lid van die Van der Westhuizen-gesin en het verlede week as ‘n…
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SA’s first Braille beach signage unveiled at Blaauwberg Nature Reserve
New tactile signage with Braille, raised text and audio QR codes enables blind and partially sighted visitors to explore the beach independently.
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Newly produced vaccines to tackle Kouga Foot and Mouth Disease
South Africa’s first locally produced Foot and Mouth Disease vaccines in over two decades delivered to strengthen containment efforts in Kouga.
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