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The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) is facing a R870-million deficit in the 2024/25 financial year.

It’s been just over a year since the Western Cape Department of Mobility was launched, with MEC Ricardo Mackenzie in charge. During this time, the province has undergone a crippling taxi strike, bus price increases and a limited train service.

The budget was tabled in the Western Cape Provincial Parliament by Premier Alan Winde last week.

The increasing level of crime in Tshwane and Cape Town is becoming a more troubling phenomenon, causing concern among both local residents and authorities.

Political leaders from the Kannaland Municipality, known for its poor financial standing, debt and controversial mayor Jeffrey Donson, will have to appear in person in Parliament after they failed to appear before a committee at a virtual meeting. Kannaland municipal leaders were summoned to Pa...

Tafelberg site: The Western Cape Government’s reluctance to act is a failure to address the housing segregation crisis and spatial injustices of the past.

Knysna Municipality is expected to table and adopt a diagnostic report from the provincial government. It has taken a long road to get here.

In a gripping political exposé, Ivo Vegter reveals a darker side to the enigmatic figure of Gayton Mackenzie, leader of the Patriotic Alliance

Locked doors and claims of muthi. Here is the latest from Gayton McKenzie's search for missing Joslin Smith.

Crime-fighting efforts across the province received a huge boost when Premier Alan Winde and the Provincial Minister of Police Oversight and Community Safety, Reagen Allen, handed drones over to various district municipalities earlier this week.