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Power outage hits most parts of Kenya after 'system disturbance' - Vimarsana News

Power outage hits most parts of Kenya after 'system disturbance'

An electricity blackout hit most parts of Kenya on Thursday evening, power distributor Kenya Power said, blaming the outage on a "system disturbance".

Ratile Mabitsela plans to use reality TV star status to help empower women of Tembisa - Vimarsana News

Ratile Mabitsela plans to use reality TV star status to help empower women of Tembisa

Ratile Mabitsela plans to use her reality TV star status to help empower and nurture women of her hometown Tembisa into impactful women in society.

Great white sharks off SA's coast are protected by law, but not in practice — why this needs to change - Vimarsana News

Great white sharks off SA's coast are protected by law, but not in practice — why this needs to change

Though white sharks have been a protected species since 1991, large numbers are legally killed every year by shark nets and drumlines

Joburg Metro buys one-room shacks for R14k each - Vimarsana News

Joburg Metro buys one-room shacks for R14k each

Baloyi’s invoice to the municipality works out to R14,000 per shack, which is just 3,5 square metres with a hardboard door and a single window. The shacks have no foundation and no ceiling, and water seeps through the roof. There are also gaps in the corner between the shack’s wooden frame and zinc walls.

Jobs, jobs, jobs: Cape Flats youth plead with campaigning Ramaphosa to resolve unemployment - Vimarsana News

Jobs, jobs, jobs: Cape Flats youth plead with campaigning Ramaphosa to resolve unemployment

Most of the 28 youths who addressed President Cyril Ramaphosa, who is campaigning in the Western Cape this week, raised their frustrations about the lack of jobs.