R100 000 reward for information on Mfuleni taxi rank shooting that left four dead and three injured
A shooting at the Mfuleni taxi rank has resulted in four fatalities and three injuries,Police are offering a R100 000 reward for information.
Western Cape's economic growth surges despite national challenges
Despite national economic challenges, the Western Cape shines as South Africa's most resilient province, showcasing positive GDP growth and leading the Business Confidence Index for Q2 2025.
Revolutionising Education: UKZN provides AI glasses to empower visually impaired students
The University of KwaZulu-Natal is pioneering inclusive education by providing visually impaired students with Envision Smart AI Glasses, enhancing their independence and academic success.
Weather Warning: Severe cold front set to bring heavy rain and possible snow to Western Cape this weekend
Prepare for a chilly weekend in the Western Cape as a powerful cold front brings heavy rain and snowfall, with temperatures expected to plummet and hazardous conditions for residents and farmers alike.
WC children under siege
Child protection week reveals a harrowing reality: over 700 children in the Western Cape have suffered gunshot wounds, while thousands more have been hospitalised for stabbings. This article explores the alarming rise in violence against children and the systemic issues contributing to their victimisation.
Urgent R32 million budget for water security in the Western Cape
The Western Cape Government has allocated R32 million for essential water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades, responding to urgent climate pressures and socio-economic challenges.
Gang violence in the Western Cape: Children trading pacifiers for pistols
Children as young as 12 are increasingly being recruited into gangs in the Western Cape, contributing to a surge in violence and child murders. This article explores the alarming trends and the urgent need for community intervention.
Pacifiers to pistols | Growing number of children drawn into gang Violence in Western Cape
Children as young as 12 are increasingly being recruited into gangs in the Western Cape, contributing to a rising child murder crisis.
Why South African graduates struggle to find jobs despite their degrees
South African graduates are facing an alarming reality: despite their hard-earned degrees, many remain unemployed and disillusioned.
Western Cape Finance MEC ensures stability with R89. 3 billion budget despite national challenges
Western Cape Finance Minister Deidré Baartman has re-tabled the province's budget amidst national turmoil, assuring residents of continued service delivery and fiscal stability.
Western Cape Finance Minister re-tables R89. 3 billion Appropriations Bill as national budget faces uncertain future
Western Cape Finance Minister Deidré Baartman has re-tabled the province's budget amidst national turmoil, assuring residents of continued service delivery and fiscal stability.
No door, no problem | KZN police officer faces disciplinary action for driving doorless police car
A KwaZulu-Natal police officer faces disciplinary action after driving a marked SAPS vehicle without a driver's door.
How Western Cape is leading the charge in renewable energy
Western Cape is leading South Africa's renewable energy revolution, with Premier Alan Winde highlighting the significant contributions of Red Rocket and other independent power producers in enhancing energy resilience.
SA's weather forecast: Expect cooler temperatures and isolated showers this week
Prepare for a shift in South Africa's weather: Calm conditions give way to cooler temperatures and isolated showers midweek, especially along the southern coastline.
NHI regulations face opposition from Western Cape Government amid digital service expansion
The Western Cape Government firmly opposes the draft regulations of the NHI Act, citing potential threats to the provincial health system. Meanwhile, it continues to innovate with digital services to enhance social service delivery.
Meet Hazel Ntuli, who graduated with an Actuarial Science Degree at 17
At just 17, Hazel Ntuli has made history as one of the youngest graduates in actuarial science at the University of Pretoria.
Cape Town Mayor unveils budget changes to ease ratepayer burden
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis presents a revised budget for Cape Town, featuring significant tariff reductions for ratepayers and a robust infrastructure investment plan aimed at benefiting lower-income households.
Cape Town Budget: Reduced tariffs, more pensioner relief, R40bn infrastructure
Discover how Mayor Hill-Lewis's budget plan for Cape Town promises substantial tariff cuts and a R40 billion investment in infrastructure, providing much-needed relief and upgrades for residents.
Gqeberha man receives 20-year sentence for brutal home invasion that killed father and son
A Gqeberha man faces an extended prison term after a brutal home invasion leads to the tragic deaths of a father and son, highlighting the severe consequences of violent crime.
Safer roads ahead: Western Cape introduces digital learner’s licence testing system
Discover how the Western Cape's new digital learner’s licence testing system is set to enhance road safety and accessibility for all, including those with disabilities.
Are SASSA beneficiaries losing money by switching to personal bank accounts?
With the rise of personal bank accounts among SASSA beneficiaries, hidden fees threaten to erode their essential support.
Pietermaritzburg cash-in-transit heist: Violent attack leaves one dead and six injured
One man has died, and six others are injured following a violent cash-in-transit heist on the R56 near Pietermaritzburg, where chaos erupted in a brazen daylight attack.
Johannesburg court sentences cop killers to multiple life terms
In a landmark ruling, two men have been sentenced to multiple life terms for the brutal murders of police officers and a community policing member, marking a significant stand against violence towards law enforcement in South Africa.
Life sentence for Limpopo man convicted of rape and robbery on New Year’s Eve
A Limpopo man has been sentenced to life in prison for the brutal rape of a 19-year-old woman during New Year’s Eve celebrations.
More suspects arrested in Northern Cape mental hospital corruption scandal
Six senior government officials and private consultants have been arrested in connection with a long-running corruption scandal linked to the construction of a mental health hospital in the Northern Cape.