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Western Cape Premier Alan Winde pointed out that the rail sector " is the backbone of the economy".

On Wednesday 26 April Rheinmetall Denel Munition (RDM) conducted a groundbreaking ceremony for a solar power plant, the local munitions manufacturer’s R72 million investment in a greener future.

This year’s State of the Province Address by Western Cape Premier Alan Winde heralded an important step forward for support to parents and families, and to prevent violence in the province. Winde announced on 16 February that 3 000 families would have access to parenting programmes annually. In her budget speech on 29 March, provincial minister for Social Development Sharna Fernandez indicated that this would entail the allocation of R45-million over the next three years to pilot the imple...

The Western Cape is supporting parents as part of an internationally recognised approach to violence prevention.

The South African government has given reasons why it believes it doesn't need to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin

When a provincial government says it is there for its people, and puts its money where its mouth is, it is not only encouraging but also extremely heart warming.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says the issue with the recent ruling on loadshedding exemptions comes down to feasibility.

Premier Alan Winde said the health facilities were preparing as power outages were expected to worsen during winter.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said he understood the rationale of the judgment, but the practicality of it was "unfortunately impossible".

The recent judgment handed down by the North Gauteng High Court that all hospitals, clinics, schools and police stations should be exempt from loadshedding will have major cost implications, according to Western Cape Premier Alan Winde. In a statement, Winde said he understood the rationale of the judgment, in trying to keep basic services going during loadshedding, but the practicality of it was "unfortunately impossible".