Day Zero to water security: How Cape Town transformed 7 years after crisis
Seven years after Cape Town narrowly escaped 'Day Zero' when taps were set to run dry, discover how the city has implemented a R300 million New Water Programme with ...
How the Cape Town International Jazz Festival became Africa's Grandest Gathering
From a 6 000-person event to a fully black-owned cultural phenomenon attracting 32,000 jazz lovers, discover how the Cape Town International Jazz Festival evolved ...
Legacy meets tomorrow: How the Cape Town International Jazz Festival became Africa's Grandest Gathering
From a 6 000-person event to a fully black-owned cultural phenomenon attracting 32,000 jazz lovers, discover how the Cape Town International Jazz Festival evolved ...
Africa Children’s Summit 2025: Young leaders speak up to shape their future
The Africa Children’s Summit 2025 concluded in Johannesburg, where young leaders from across the continent gathered to voice their rights and shape policy recommendations ...
Opposition parties gang up on Western Cape Premier over budget vote
"Opposition parties in the Western Cape legislature express strong criticism of Premier Alan Winde's budget speech, arguing it fails to address pressing inequalities ...
DA not putting black people of Western Cape first – Mashatile
ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile condemned the DA-led Western Cape government for its failure to prioritise the needs of black residents.
Cape Town's draft Budget sparks debate over rising fixed charges
Cape Town’s draft budget aims to address climate change and public welfare, but critics warn of rising costs for residents.
Mashatile honours the legacy of Solomon Mahlangu and touts ANC's rejuvenation
ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile as he commemorates the life and legacy of Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu in a powerful memorial lecture, reflecting on the past and ...
City of Cape Town's draft budget raises public concern over fixed charges
While Cape Town's draft budget for the 2025 financial year aims to invest in community improvements, residents express significant concerns over the introduction ...
High Court blocks analogue TV switch-off as digital migration fails millions
High Court suspends the March 2025 analogue TV switch-off that would have left over 12 million South Africans without television access, ruling the government's ...
High Court blocks analogue TV switch-off as digital migration fails millions
High Court suspends the March 2025 analogue TV switch-off that would have left over 12 million South Africans without television access, ruling the government's ...
Unprecedented rabies outbreak threatens Cape fur seal population and marine ecosystem
In an unprecedented development, rabies has become endemic in Cape fur seals - the first documented case in marine mammals worldwide. While Animal Survival International ...
Cape youths reflect on foster care experience, appreciation for social workers
While Social Work Month has ended, the challenges faced by social workers and children in foster care continue. Cape youths reflect on their journeys and express ...
BACK ON TRACK
Prasa announced that the Central Line will be operational from May.
Eskom to bypass pollution regulations
The DFFE has granted Eskom limited exemptions from pollution regulations for eight coal-fired power stations.
Mitchells Plain line set for May reopening - Prasa
Prasa's successful trial operations on the Central Line marks a crucial step in restoring public transport in Cape Town, with the Mitchells Plain rail line set to ...
Eskom granted limited exemptions for coal-fired power stations
The DFFE has granted Eskom limited exemptions from pollution regulations for eight coal-fired power stations, balancing energy security with environmental concerns. ...
Mitchells Plain section of Central Line set toreopen in May
Prasa's successful trial operations on the Central Line, praised by the Western Cape Government, mark a crucial step in restoring public transport in Cape Town, ...
Prasa achieves milestones on Central Line; Mitchells Plain line set for May reopening
Prasa's successful trial operations on the Central Line, praised by the Western Cape Government, mark a crucial step in restoring public transport in Cape Town, ...
DFFE grants limited exemptions to Eskom’s application to skirt pollution regulations
The DFFE has granted Eskom limited exemptions from pollution regulations for eight coal-fired power stations, balancing energy security with environmental concerns. ...
Cwecwe rape case: Police Minister assures public of serious handling
Following the rape of a 7-year-old girl at Bergview College, Police Minister Senzo Mchunu assures the public that the case is being treated with the utmost seriousness ...
#JusticeforCwecwe: Police Minister assures public of serious handling of rape case
Following the horrific rape of 7-year-old Cwecwe at Bergview College, Police Minister Senzo Mchunu and SAPS assure the public of their commitment to a thorough investigation. ...
Bravery in the deep: Western Cape social workers dive with sharks for Social Work Month
Western Cape social workers share their exhilarating experience of swimming with sharks while celebrating Social Work Month in the Western Cape.
SA-US relations won't be 'cured' by White House changes, warns analyst
South Africa's diplomatic strategy with the United States requires fundamental rethinking, as experts warn that even a change in US administration won't heal growing ...
WATCH: Johnny Clegg's legacy celebrated with life-size statue unveiling in Cape Town
Family, friends, and fans gathered in Cape Town to unveil a life-size bronze statue of Johnny Clegg, celebrating his contributions as a musician and anti-apartheid ...