Organisers of the planned June 30 march in Kimberley insist the demonstration will proceed peacefully as they call for stricter enforcement of immigration laws and greater support for locally owned businesses. While civic groups reject claims that the march is driven by xenophobia or Afrophobia, some foreign nationals say they have no intention of leaving […]
… Cape Town Marathon on May 24, 2026.JAMES CAMERON HERON. CAPE TOWN — A group of local athletes and some visitors they’d welcomed pierced the evening … Read more: Cape Town joins the world marathon majors. Will it help tourism? – The Boston Globe
JOHANNESBURG, June 25 (Reuters) – South Africa’s producer inflation quickened to 7.8% year on year in May, up from 4.8% in April, … Read more: South Africa producer inflation accelerates to 7.8% y/y in May – Reuters
Johannesburg plans to add 1000 managers and professionals to its workforce, according to budget documents, even as the city fails to pay bills for … Read more: Johannesburg Adds 700 Managers as City Struggles to Pay Bills – Bloomberg
This should not be the case, given the fact that Gauteng has a history of procuring catering services from other provinces, such as the Free State. Read more: Lesufi break’s bread promises leaving township bakeries crumbling – DA Gauteng
A Delportshoop family is demanding justice after a 24-year-old man was fatally shot while allegedly picking oranges at a property in Kruger Street. Community members have questioned the circumstances surrounding the shooting, while police have arrested a 60-year-old suspect who faces a murder charge. Read more: Delportshoop man shot dead while stealing oranges
During my time at Manning Rangers in Durban, Gordon Igesund made me feel really at home. Since I was in my last year at the College of Education … Read more: Ex-Chiefs star: I’d choose Pirates over Chiefs | Kick Off
Motorists travelling on the N3 between Durban and Pietermaritzburg have been advised to prepare for temporary road closures on Saturday night as … Read more: Motorists warned of temporary N3 closures between Durban, Pietermaritzburg | The Witness
KwaZulu-Natal is experiencing a critical water crisis, with 13 out of 14 municipalities unable to provide safe and reliable water. Read more: KZN’s water crisis: Municipalities fail to provide safe water – IOL