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The DA took the countrys energy regulator, Nersa, to court on Monday with the aim of having it re-determine its tariff hike.

Significantly boosting both Eskom and Transnet’s performance would go a long way to improve the dire state of SA’s economy and public finances, which are getting worse by the day. Significantly boosting both Eskom and Transnet’s performance would go a long way to improve the dire state of SA’s...

Ackerman - who died at the age of 92 - started Pick n Pay with his wife Wendy in 1967. The business has over the years cemented itself as one of South Africa’s biggest retail chains.

Earlier this year, the Western Cape government released funding of nearly R89 million for municipalities to purchase generators to ensure essential services are kept running during unprecedented levels of power cuts.

Support for Cape independence is surging, with 68% of people now wanting a referendum, including a significant portion of the DA's voter base.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said the anticipated fiscal cuts would hit frontline government services the hardest, such as education, healthcare and social development, while the most vulnerable in society would feel the impact most acutely.

The WC Premier addressed guests at his 23rd Energy Digicon on Thursday, where Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis announced that there were plans to expand the Steenbras hydroelectric power plant.

A blaze tore through the Usindiso Shelter earlier in the early hours of Thursday, claiming over 70 lives and left about 50 people injured. Seven children are reported to be among the group of people who lost their lives in the tragedy.

Premier Alan Winde sends condolences to families of Johannesburg fire tragedy victims & offers assistance

The Cape Independence Advocacy Group is demanding that DA leader John Steenhuisen keep his promise to them and ensures a referendum is held.