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Eskom reduces rolling power cuts to stage 1 for weekend

Eskom has announced that power cuts will be lowered from stage 2 to stage 1 due to lower demand for electricity. This will come into effect at 10pm on Friday night and will continue until 5am on Monday morning. The power utility said that while the return to service of generation units had been slow, it was now possible to reduce the stage of power cuts during the weekend. The […]

today7 May 2022

Local

Bishop Lavis community left heartbroken by deaths of 2 boys in fire – CPF

The cause of a fire that claimed the lives of two children in Bishop Lavis in Cape Town has not yet been determined. Fire crews were deployed to the scene in Arthur Abrahams Avenue in the early hours of Friday morning. On arrival, they were informed that two people were still inside the burning house. Officials later found the bodies of two boys, aged four and seven. The Bishop Lavis […]

today7 May 2022

International

Eight people killed in Philippines housing fire

Eight people died, including six children, when a fire ripped through a poor community in the Philippines capital of Manila on Monday and destroyed 80 houses, a fire official said. Another three people were injured in the blaze which started around 5:00 am (2100 GMT) on the second floor of a house in a crowded, informal settlement inside the sprawling campus of the University of the Philippines. It took nearly […]

today3 May 2022

News

Risk for loadshedding high this week

The risk for loadshedding remains high for this week. This is after Eskom warned South Africans over the past long weekend to reduce their electricity usage. The power utility warned on Twitter last night that the power grid was under severe pressure. Meanwhile, Eskom introduce load reduction during peak hours in as many as four provinces yesterday.

today3 May 2022

Local

Cape Town police crackdown on gun violence

Cape Town police continue to crack down on gun violence. A suspect has been arrested in Kraaifontein for the possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition. He had allegedly tried to flee when approached by officers early Monday morning. "Police members gave chase the 23-yer old man was arrested and detained when he was found in possession of a 9mm pistol with ammunition," said the police's Joseph Swartbooi. In Atlantis, over […]

today3 May 2022

Local

About 90 people go missing in SA a month, says missing children South Africa

Missing Children South Africa said, it roughly records between 60 and 90 missing people cases per month. This comes as police in Bishop Lavis in Cape Town are searching for a two-month-old baby who was snatched from her pram at a retail store. In another case, the daughter of the former Economic Freedom Fighters secretary-general Godrich Gardee has also been reported missing. It is understood that she was last seen […]

today3 May 2022

International

Anger mounts among locked-down Shanghai residents as city reports more Covid-19 deaths

China's financial hub of Shanghai reported more new Covid-19 related deaths on Friday, as residents vented their anger over a harsh lockdown and strict censorship online. Shanghai's full-city lockdown began at the start of April, though many people have been confined to their homes for much longer, and the stress began to tell on the residents. The city, battling China's biggest coronavirus outbreak so far, reported 12 new Covid-19 deaths […]

today24 April 2022

International

Russia renews Mariupol attacks, top US officials to visit Kyiv, Ukraine says

Russia resumed its assault on the last Ukrainian defenders holed up in a giant steel works in Mariupol, days after Moscow declared victory in the southern city and said its forces did not need to take the plant. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the country's army was not ready to try to break through the siege of the port city. But he said America's top diplomat, Secretary of State Antony […]

today24 April 2022

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