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MECs degree lies catch up! Misheck Makora DA’s Bonginkosi Madikizela admits lying about having a BCom. Photo by Misheck Makora. THE political life of DA Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela is under threat as the opposition and some party members want him out. This comes after an article by Daily Maverick that said he wrote in his biography he obtained a BCom in human resources management when in fact he didn’t complete it. ANC’s provincia...

Western Cape premier Alan Winde last week stoutly defended the right of one of his MECs to meddle in staff appointments at George municipality — after being forced by the Public Protector to reprimand the MEC. Winde’s boss, DA leader John Steenhuisen, was meanwhile telling the Zondo Commission that “the ANC’s policy of cadre deployment is the root cause of State Capture”.  Steenhuisen is not wrong. But, besides stating the obvious, he’s a hypocrite because the truth is that both th...

ROB ROSE: End in sight to beach and booze ban — but it’ll be too late for some Perhaps it is little surprise that SA has now been ranked the second-worst country to live in during the pandemic 01 February 2021 - 08:00 Jobs Save Lives are written on the walls of the Spier train station in Stellenbosch to bring awareness to the plight of th​e industry. Picture: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES While insiders say that President Cyril Ramaphosa is likely to reopen beaches and ...

Image: Twitter @CyrilRamaphosaPresident Cyril Ramaphosa said 2020 has been the most difficult year. President Cyril Ramaphosa says the lighting of candles lights up the hope that South Africa needs so that it can defeat the coronavirus (COVID-19). The President led a candlelight ceremony at the Khayelitsha District Hospital in the Cape Flats. The ceremony was in honour frontline health care-workers and to remember the 28 469 people who lost their lives due to COVID-19. He was accompanied by Wes...

File image GARDEN ROUTE NEWS - Health care facilities are currently taking strain with the rise in Covid-19 infections, alcohol-related trauma cases and road accidents. In addition, there is an increase in infections in health care workers, which results in fewer reporting for duty. An increase in active cases in all districts represents an established second wave in the Western Cape. These are some of the main concerns raised during Western Cape Premier Allan Winde’...