FRIDAY, 29 MAY 2026, 22:55
Over 80% Western Cape storm-affected communities reconnected
Electricity has been restored to 84% of communities affected by severe weather that damaged parts of the Western Cape earlier this month.
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde concluded a four-day assessment of some of the province’s hardest-hit areas this week.
The assessment covered extensive damage to infrastructure,...
Deputy President arrives in India for working visit
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has arrived in New Delhi, India, for a working visit aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between South Africa and India.
During the visit, he will engage with Indian business leaders and investors in a high-level roundtable discussion aimed at encouraging greater investment flows and economic...
This latest case is near Matjiesrivier, an area that’s still cut off due to rockfalls from the storm
Three Malawian nationals were arrested in connection with the intercepted drug consignment.
Officers in KZN arrested on corruption charges after allegedly demanding R1 000 from a suspect.
Community members accuse traditional leaders of corruption during Land Reform meeting.
The Lungu family is fighting for a different conclusion over the burial of their beloved
Transnet signs deal for R22 billion gas facility project
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has signed a landmark agreement with Ukwanda LNG to build and operate a gas facility at the Port of Ngqura for the next 25 years.
The development has been designated a national Strategic Integrated Project aimed at strengthening the country’s energy security by advancing the gas...
Officials who intercepted truck carrying R1 billion worth of methaqualone commended
Home Affairs Minister Dr Leon Schreiber has commended the officials at the Beitbridge port of entry who successfully intercepted a truck carrying drugs with a street value of almost R1 billion earlier this week.
Addressing a media briefing in Pretoria on Friday, Schreiber said the interception was a...
Families of fallen soldiers, veterans, and SANDF members mark International Day of UN Peacekeepers.
Defence witness, Sgt Nthabiseng Leletlhaka from Villieria Police Station, continues her testimony.
Government publishes Sovereign Use of Proceeds Framework
National Treasury has announced the publication of its Sovereign Use of Proceeds Framework, together with the accompanying Second Party Opinion.
The Framework establishes the basis for the potential issuance of thematic sovereign funding instruments, including green bonds.
“The publication of the Framework underscores the...
President Ramaphosa to address Official Launch of Kruger National Park Centenary
South Africa’s iconic Kruger National Park is set to mark a historic milestone as President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the official launch of the Park’s centenary commemorations at Skukuza Rest Camp in Mpumalanga on Saturday evening.
The year 2026 marks 100 years since the formal proclamation of the...
Afriforum says the 240-year-old EC town holds significant cultural and historical value for resident
Lungu died on June 5 last year, while he was in South Africa for medical treatment.
Deputy President on working visit to India to drive investment
Deputy President Paul Mashatile is undertaking a working visit to the Republic of India to engage with business leaders and investors and attract more investment for both countries.
“South Africa and India enjoy a long-standing relationship based on shared history, cultural ties, and a common vision of the world...
SARB’s Monetary Policy Committee has raised the policy rate by 25 basis points to 7 percent.
Higher Education and Training Minister briefs the media on placing NSFAS under administration
The delays have disrupted students’ academic and clinical training
The food parcels were intended for vulnerable communities in Magaliesburg in Gauteng.
Search operations are underway to ensure that all residents are accounted for.