Discover how KwaZulu-Natal police leadership, detectives, and reservists have excelled at the 2026 National SAPS Excellence Awards, … Read more: KwaZulu-Natal police awarded at the 2026 National SAPS Excellence Awards – Mercury
An Approved Professional Person is an engineer registered with the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) and specifically approved by the … Read more: South Africa: Ongoing Monitoring Continues At High-Risk Senteeko Dam – Eurasia Review
‘Spin it, girl!’ Clive Myrie goes car spinning in South Africa · To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. · Related topics. Read more: ‘Spin it, girl!’ Clive Myrie goes car spinning in South Africa – BBC News
Six alleged investment scammers and 25 call centre agents were arrested in a significant operation in Johannesburg for breaching the Financial … Read more: Six investment scammers and 25 call centre agents arrested in Johannesburg crackdown
The ANC in Johannesburg has denied allegations of vote rigging. Regional Spokesperson, Mantombi Nkosi says the party will not be replacing Dada … Read more: ANC ballot saga/Tolashe chief-of-staff/Dalindyebo/ Damelin college closure – YouTube
Sol Plaatje Municipality says a major clean-up of all four clarifiers at the old Riverton water treatment plant is under way to improve both the volume and quality of water supplied to Kimberley’s Newton Reservoir, following the return of nightly water cuts after an Eskom-related power disruption. Read more: Riverton clean-up under way as Sol […]
The Cape Town Container Terminal has beaten its own throughput forecasts by as much as 62%, thanks to a reinvigorated Port Service Partnership. More … Read more: All Eyes on Durban & Cape Town: The Big Port Reset of 2026
Africa’s largest pension fund, the Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF), has invested further in Cape Town’s property market, securing a 50% … Read more: GEPF lifts exposure to Cape Town property with R1.8bn Century City deal – Business Day
… and reflective learning experience in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa, funded through the Dean Rusk International Travel Grant. Read more: Where the Wounds Still Breathe: One Student’s Trip to South Africa | Davidson