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The Weskus has character and characters, fish and interesting ways to serve it.

On Tuesday, Alan Winde met with mayors at the Premier's Coordinating Forum event in Cape Town.

Four municipalities in the Western Cape owe Eskom just over R275-million and are sticking to repayment plans. This emerged as the provincial Treasury briefed the legislature on debts to the struggling energy company. But it’s not only Eskom that’s owed money – the Auditor-General is also trying...

Light pollution is blocking out the cosmic beauty above our homes.

Gayton McKenzie says he walked out of jail with twelve rand (R12), he had no car, no house, no investments, and no bed to sleep on.

Opened in 1976 and built to last 300 years, the Orange-Fish Tunnel remains one of South Africa’s most outstanding engineering feats.

It’s going to be a busy one. We’re on the ground at the Cape Town E-Prix and also off to the Tankwa for the News24 Karoo Burn mountain bike race. We’ve got plenty of reading to keep you entertained in the meanwhile.

In a recent study of dinosaur footprints in southern Africa, scientific findings reveal that over time, theropods became larger and had a greater diversity than what the body fossil record could suggest.

Here's a quick glance at what the weather forecast holds in store across all the South African provinces. Stay warm or keep cool.

The South African Weather Service issued extremely high fire danger warnings for the central interior of the Northern Cape and the Matzikama, Cederberg and Beaufort local municipalities of the Western Cape.