UWC scientists develop groundbreaking low-cost screening test for cancer, TB, and long Covid-19
Scientists at the University of the Western Cape have created a rapid, low-cost screening test that could enhance early detection of cancer, tuberculosis, and long Covid-19, addressing significant public health challenges in South Africa.
Explore creativity at the Zeitz Museum's children's Summer Holiday Programme
Join families at the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa for a magical journey of creativity and imagination at the BMW Centre for Art Education’s Children’s ...
Why is Marie Antoinette so popular? Is it because she was the world's first influencer?
Before she was sent to the guillotine in 1793, 37-year-old Marie Antoinette couldn’t have imagined that more than two centuries later, she’d still be one of the ...
Navigating January's financial hangover: affordable adventures in Cape Town
After the festive season, many South Africans face January's financial challenges, known as 'Janu-worry.' Discover how Cape Town offers a wealth of affordable experiences ...
Wilderness Search and Rescue teams recover deceased BASE jumper from Table Mountain
Wilderness Search and Rescue teams were called to Table Mountain following a tragic wingsuit BASE jumping accident in Platteklip Gorge, highlighting the extreme ...
Cosatu celebrates victory as Labour Court rules in favour of Wesley Neumann
The Labour Court has reinstated Wesley Neumann as the principal of Heathfield High School, marking a significant victory for the Congress of South African Trade ...
Tragic road safety statistics emerge from Western Cape's festive season crackdown
The festive season in the Western Cape has revealed alarming road safety statistics, with 88 arrests and 25 fatalities reported during a recent crackdown by Provincial ...
Cape Town's Tweede Nuwe Jaar: a new route for the Kaapse Klopse Carnival
Experience the vibrant culture of Cape Town as the Tweede Nuwe Jaar celebrations take a new route, showcasing the enduring spirit of the Kaapse Klopse despite a ...
New evidence suggests Sahelanthropus was our earliest bipedal ancestor
Scientists have unearthed the remains of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, potentially one of our earliest ancestors. A new analysis suggests this ancient creature may ...
Navigating Climate Change: key themes for 2026
The world is at a critical juncture in the fight against climate change, with scientists warning that nearly 50% reductions in carbon emissions are needed by 2030. ...
How one man's holiday routine helps Rescue Dogs
Darren Genson dedicates his Christmas mornings to walking shelter dogs, ensuring they receive love and attention during the festive season. His unwavering commitment ...
First fatal mountain lion attack in Colorado in over two decades
Authorities in Colorado are investigating the tragic death of a woman, believed to be the first fatal mountain lion attack in over 20 years, following a shocking ...
Excitement builds as Klopse Carnival takes a new route
Spectators flock to Somerset Road for the Cape Carnival as a new route is introduced to ensure the event's sustainability. Director Muneeb Gambino highlights the ...
Search intensifies for missing young men after New Year drowning incidents
Search operations resume along KwaZulu-Natal coastline as community grapples with tragic drownings during New Year celebrations
Western Cape health officials urge public to manage health during festive season
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness faces unprecedented demands this festive season, with rising chronic conditions. Health officials urge the public ...
South Africa's coastal regions on high alert as lethal super tide claims lives
Coastal regions across South Africa are on high alert as a lethal super tide wreaks havoc, resulting in multiple fatalities and missing persons on New Year’s Day. ...
South Africans urged to comment on Al Jama-ah's Private Members Bill to criminalise support for Israel
Dear SA has launched a campaign urging South Africans to voice their opinions on a Private Members Bill from the Al Jama-ah party, which seeks to criminalise support ...
Festive financial caution: CASA's advice for South African consumers
As South Africans embrace the festive spirit, the Credit Association of South Africa (CASA) urges consumers to make informed credit choices. With holiday expenses ...