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Stellenbosse munisipale transaksies dán bekyk, sê LUR-woordvoerder
Daar is geen uitsluitsel of daar enige ernstige wanpraktyk of wanadministrasie was met die goedkeuring van eiendomstransaksies deur die Stellenbosch-munisipaliteit nie.
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More than 8 000 foreign nationals processed at Beitbridge ahead of 30 June deadline
South Africa’s Border Management Authority has processed more than 8 000 foreign nationals for voluntary repatriation, ahead of 30 June threats.
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Venezuelans race to find survivors as earthquake death toll reaches 235
A devastating earthquake in Venezuela killed at least 235 people and injured thousands, with ongoing rescue efforts hampered by damage and shortages.
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Northern Cape municipalities: Slight progress amid deepening crisis
While the province has successfully moved several municipalities out of the worst audit categories, residents continue to suffer from unreliable services.
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Die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier is nou op die rakke en aanlyn beskikbaar
Lees al die jongste nuus en indiepte rubrieke vanaf oral in vandeesweek se nuutste uitgawe van Die Papier.
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Thousands of Malawians flee South Africa amid escalating anti-foreigner violence
Thousands of desperate Malawian migrants wait to return home and escape a mounting wave of xenophobic violence sweeping across South Africa.
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South Africa vows firm response to anti-migrant violence
President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned that security forces will use the full force of the law against anyone attempting to destabilise South Africa during anti-immigrant marches.
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R6 million and counting: the true cost of cable theft and vandalism devastating the Overberg’s electricity network
May and June see an alarming glut of cable theft, vandalism and storm damage.
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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.
