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The Western Cape legislature speaker Masizole Mnqasela has been given a day to re-apply for DA membership.

The IDC on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding with German development finance institution KfW for about R410 million in grant funding to support early stage green hydrogen investments.

Authorities from the Western Cape and the Northern Cape have committed to collaborate and aim to join forces with Namibia, in a bid to create green hydrogen investment corridor in the SADC region.

Western Cape legislature speaker Masizole Mnqasela has spoken out following a looming motion of no confidence in him.



The DA in the Western Cape's motion of no confidence tabled against its own speaker in the provincial legislature hangs in the balance after insiders have questioned whether it will succeed.



The DA in the Western Cape has submitted a motion of no confidence against the Speaker in the provincial legislature.


United’s new flight from Cape Town is the first-ever nonstop service between Washington D.C. and South Africa’s legislative capital, Cape Town. The new route joins United’s existing nonstop three-times weekly service from Cape Town to New York/Newark, as well as daily service from Johannesburg to New York/Newark, providing a nonstop service six-times weekly from Cape Town to the U.S.

Last week Premier Alan Winde received a progress report from Western Cape Police Ombud (WCPO) Major-General (Ret) Oswald Reddy on his investigation into alleged links between officials of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Western Cape an

A court judgment warning that 28s gangsters had infiltrated the Western Cape’s police management has led to the SAPS again investigating its own members.

Premier Alan Winde called for the investigation after a court judgment indicated senior police officer had worked with members of the 28 gang