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In the tragic theatre of Western Cape's health system, budget cuts take their toll, forcing a dramatic reduction in daily surgeries, causing a backlog of thousands, and turning what were once elective procedures into urgent medical emergencies.

The rejection of the Referendum Party's application by the Multi-Party Charter (MPC), focused on political decentralisation, raises concerns.

Premier Alan Winde says the port has the potential to contribute over R6 billion to the countrys GDP.

McKenzie said he was offering a R100 000 reward to anyone with information that can lead to the whereabouts of the child.  

In an exclusive interview in October last year, Lesufi denied saying that motorists who had paid their e-tolls would be refunded.

Gauteng premier also reveals details about new number plates, illegal miners being ‘displaced’, the province buying up private hospitals in anticipation of the NHI, and the development of a photovoltaic power station for the province.

The Western Cape premier in his final State of the Province Address on Monday night said load shedding cost the province up R43 million per day.

Premier Alan Winde delivered the State of the Province Address (Sopa) at the Huguenot Community Hall in Paarl on Monday. 

Winde dedicated a large chunk of his State of the Province Address (SOPA) in Paarl on Monday night to crime fighting.

Media Release: Media summary of the 2024 State of the Province Address delivered by Premier Alan Winde at the official opening of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament 19 February 2024 A province that is working and striving for better, every day Today Premier Alan Winde had the honour of delivering his annual State of the Province Address, at the Huguenot Community Hall in