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Court rules on contentious Botmaskop development in Stellenbosch
The Western Cape High Court ruled against the Stellenbosch Interest Group, allowing the Botmaskop development to proceed amid procedural delays.
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No arrests as investigations into killings of ANC leaders continue
Police have confirmed no arrests have been made in the murders of Eastern Cape ANC leaders Sicelo Mleve and Wonele Gontshi, who were gunned down last month.
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Court rejects plea deal for businessman in R228-million police tender fraud case
The court has rejected a plea and sentence agreement between the NPA and businessman Cat Matlala,
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Cape Town breaks tourism records — but the local market is losing ground
Cape Town’s tourism sector has recorded a landmark year, with a new report revealing record visitor numbers, revenue and job creation across the city.
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Police arrest more than 900 people during nationwide protests
Police arrested more than 900 people during nationwide protests on 30 June, with 12 of the 120 marches requiring law enforcement intervention.
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The Auditor-General’s report on local government: TWK in severe financial distress
The Auditor-General’s damning national report on local government has put the spotlight on TWK.
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Consumers bear the brunt as municipal tariffs rise from 1 July
South African households will face added financial strain from today due to approved electricity tariff increases ranging from 7.5% to 14%.
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Local politician’s husband arrested after raid on guest house in Bloemfontein
The police arrested the husband of the deputy mayor of the Mangaung Metro after a raid on a guesthouse in Bloemfontein.
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Correctional Department locks out 500 union workers at Mangaung prison
Score of employees belonging to the Popcru union at the Mangaung Prison in Bloemfontein have been locked out following the Department of Correctional Services’ takeover of administration effective today on…
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Ramaphosa shuffles cabinet as John Steenhuisen loses agriculture portfolio
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced sweeping changes to the national executive, removing John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister.
