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Premier Alan Winde will travel to the US this week in a bid to strengthen an existing economic, trade, and goodwill partnership.

There is a growing recognition of the importance of empowering girls to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This paradigm shift acknowledges the tremendous potential of girls in Africa...

There will be no quick escape from Eskom – and it might be just as well

Durban businessman Roy Moodley is associated with some of South Africa’s most egregious State Capture scandals. This hasn’t stopped the DA-led Western Cape provincial government from awarding a R282m contract to the controversial security firm Moodley founded.

The Cape Forum, a civil society organisation launched last year, has launched a court bid to restructure policing powers in the Western Cape.

Could South Africa’s retirement industry, with assets estimated to be worth at least R5-trillion, be the answer?

Three years ago, Western Cape Premier Alan Winde appointed the country’s first commissioner for children. Commissioner Christina Nomdo says her office needs more powers to perform more than just an oversight role.

And has the Western Cape turned the corner?

Despite promises made that load shedding will be a thing of the past, Premier Alan Winde said the worsening energy crisis is here to stay with Stage 6 once again implemented on Thursday.

The EFF in the province has accused the DA and the Freedom Front Plus of still believing in the notion of divide and conquer in order to separate black people and make sure that the status quo of landlessness remained intact.