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Pringle Bay residents were ordered to evacuate on Tuesday, as the Hangklip fire raged on, with thick smoke engulfing the coastal village and flames fanned by swirling gusts of wind. The evacuation order was lifted on Tuesday night, but the fire remained out of control. ‘Almost apocalyptic’ is h...

On Saturday 27 January Alan Winde, Premier of the Western Cape, visited Greyton and surrounds, not only as a community outreach, but also to remind and encourage people to register for the upcoming election.

A record breaking number of travellers visited the Western Cape during the holiday season, bringing a much needed cash injection for businesses in the tourism industry.

South Africa: Premier Alan Winde visits Bishop Lavis to assess services

​​​​​​​Premier Alan Winde thanks all role players battling wildfires

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde visited a mobile disaster management incident

In the aftermath of recent attacks in the Red Sea, vessels are opting to bypass the Suez Canal and navigate around South Africas Cape of Good Hope. This shift has disrupted a crucial global shipping route, compelling ships to add 15 days to their usual journeys, accompanied by increased costs.

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South Africa: Premier engages with Khayelitsha entrepreneurs

The ability to conduct foreign affairs is a defining characteristic of an independent, sovereign polity. This is why central governments, even in federations, tend to monopolise the function entirely, at the expense of subnational governments. But that is not the whole story.