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Local eco-justice organisations have taken to the high court to stop TotalEnergies from drilling for oil and gas off the southwest coast of South Africa.

Few events within the wine industry attract as much attention and excitement as that of the annual Wine Harvest Commemorative Event - and it’s little wonder when you consider the exceptional pedigrees and efforts of

This brings the number of those arrested to 25, for the Fort Hare murders that are believed to be linked to a tender corruption syndicate.

Alleged 28 gang boss Ralph Stanfield has heard he may face yet another criminal charge — this time in connection with a house break-in.

In an exclusive interview, Buhlungu revealed how he went on a crusade for justice, going all the way to the Presidency to try to bring closure to the slain men’s families and reassure his colleagues, university staff and students. And to see the guilty persons charged and convicted.

Renaming streets and landmarks in SA has become a divisive practice, often driven by triumphalism rather than thoughtful consideration.

Renaming building, streets, towns and cities is little more than cheap triumphalism that continues to divide South Africa.

In the tragic theatre of Western Cape's health system, budget cuts take their toll, forcing a dramatic reduction in daily surgeries, causing a backlog of thousands, and turning what were once elective procedures into urgent medical emergencies.

While water and sanitation minister Senzo Mchunu is doing his best, the provision of potable water could soon be an issue comparable to load shedding.

Residents and fire prevention authorities are concerned that multiple firebreaks in the Cape Peninsula on City of Cape Town and privately owned land were not maintained before the start of the 2023/24 fire season in the Western Cape.