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Mass migration from Zimbabwe is surging as the country's economic crisis deepens, exacerbating its loss of crucial skills.

The Dutch Royal House said that King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima’s three-day visit intends to focus on the excellent ties and partnership between the Netherlands and South Africa.

Dutch nobility was set to visit South Africa this week at President Cyril Ramaphosa's invitation.

Representatives of the governments of the Western, Northern and Eastern Cape agreed to cooperate on developing the green hydrogen economy in South Africa.

Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa equated the recent period of reduced load shedding with the Springboks’ continued success in the Rugby World Cup.

The Western Cape premier, Alan Winde, visited the Drakenstein municipality on 6 October where he engaged with the public on the importance to register to vote.

While the Western Cape Government’s Road and Infrastructure Department cannot yet give an indication of how long repairs to the R45 Franschhoek pass may take, Stellenbosch Municipality has indicated that damage to infrastructure in Franschhoek due to

The main runway at Cape Town International Airport has been reopened, following a fuel leak which left passengers stranded, flights delayed. 

ActionSA is particularly concerned about reports that R535,885.00 was splurged on hotels, R140,318.78 on food and beverages by Alan Winde.

On Tuesday, the WC Premier and Safety MEC unpacked the first quarter of 2023s data collated by the unit, which showed that Kraaifontein Police Station had the highest number of cases struck from the roll, including GBV matters.