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News update: The City of Joburg is launching a new initiative to equip Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department officers with body cameras

Recently, parts of the Cape were hit hard by heavy rains which left at least two people dead and many destitute.

Masizole Mnqasela, who left the DA on bitter terms, held a media briefing to announce his future plans.

Its feared South Africa faces losing the benefits of the trade programme as a result of its relationship with Russia and its fence-sitting on Russias invasion of Ukraine.

Last week the flooding that occurred due to the heavy rainfall in the Western Cape left many residents either knee-deep in water, without electricity or being stuck in traffic for hours due to road closures.

The recent floods in the Western Cape province of South Africa have left two people killed and could cause up to one billion rand (about $54.5 million) damage to local agriculture.The Western Cape government said on Tuesday that the initial ...

The Western Cape agricultural sector has experienced loses of between R750 million and R1 billion, provincial government officials have conservatively estimated.

Phil Craig reflects on a recent Joe Kitchen column published on News24 in which he expressed his reservations of SA's handling of the Russia-Ukraine invasion.

Local opposition parties in the DA-led province recently grilled Premier Alan Winde over the matter, demanding to know how state-capture-linked businessman, Roy Moodley, was awarded a R282 million tender by his administration.

‘Significant irregularities’ in Western Cape’s R282m Royal Security tender – court filingsA rival bidder has made allegations of serious irregularities in the tender process for a security contract awarded to Royal Security, a company once controlled by State Capture ‘kingpin’ Roy Moodley....