Motorists brace for another fuel hike in June
As South Africa braces for another significant fuel hike in June, motorists must prepare for rising costs that threaten to strain household budgets and fuel inflation. ...
ARB finds misleading claims in Dettol soap advertising
Following a complaint from Colgate-Palmolive, the Advertising Regulatory Board has ruled that some claims on Dettol bar soap packaging are misleading, while others ...
Western Cape High Court calls for fresh hearing in attorney disbarment case
The Western Cape High Court has demanded a fresh hearing for an attorney's disbarment, exposing critical flaws in the LPC's disciplinary process that threaten the ...
How Orlando Pirates mastered the art of consistency in their title charge
Orlando Pirates’ balanced attack, solid defence, passionate supporters and strong technical team have driven their impressive Betway Premiership title challenge. ...
MEC Ricardo Mackenzie in online storm over rainy video
Minister Ricardo Mackenzie is under fire after a video showing him and Metro Police standing in the rain raises questions about the necessity of the public safety ...
New laws in the pipeline for property owners with errant tenants
The proposed changes aim to strip the legal loopholes used by bad-faith occupiers, while introducing harsh penalties for those who orchestrate land invasions.
Tragic death of e-hailing passenger as tree falls during storm in Kenilworth
Wynberg police have launched an inquest following the death of a passenger in an e-hailing vehicle, crushed by a falling tree during severe weather.
11 000 shacks destroyed by Cape Town storm
Estimates on Tuesday morning show that close to 11 000 structures sustained damage, affecting up to 42 000 people.
Kenilworth Clicks store temporarily closed due to storm damage
No injuries were reported when a side wall collapsed at Clicks retail store in Mains Avenue, Kenilworth.
Help needed to retain Masiphumelele High chess teacher
Masiphumelele High School is raising R90 000 to retain a dedicated teacher who runs an after-school chess programme.
Celebrating the heroes in scrubs: The Backbone of Healthcare in the Western Cape
On International Nurses Day, we celebrate the dedicated nurses who are the backbone of healthcare in the Western Cape.
South Africa's prisons: Over 2 000 officials disciplined amid corruption concerns
The Department of Correctional Services says it is implementing a multi-year plan to strengthen perimeter security at prisons, including upgrades to fencing, surveillance ...
PICS: Table Mountain parks damaged in storm
Multiple incidents, including fallen trees and branches, flash flooding, water-related damage to infrastructure, and hazardous trail conditions have been reported ...
Western Cape blood stocks low: Call to donate
Blood groups O-negative and O-positive are currently under the greatest strain, with O-positive at only a three-day supply and O-negative at just a two-day supply. ...
Storm causes widespread power outages across Cape Town
Severe storms have plunged Cape Town into darkness, with emergency teams struggling to restore power amidst hazardous conditions.
PICS | Destructive storm leaves Cape Town communities in turmoil
Photographer Ayanda Ndamane captured the devastating aftermath of severe storms across Cape Town, revealing the stark contrast between affluent suburbs and struggling ...