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Farm Dwellers Face Eviction Battle in Court

A group of farm dwellers facing eviction has received support from the Women on Farms Project (WFP), which staged a picket outside the Stellenbosch Magistrate’s Court. The eviction matter was postponed, while concerns remain over the future of the affected families. WFP Co-Director Carmen Louw says the case could have wider implications for other farm-dwelling communities facing similar challenges. “We believe that the people are very vocal, they're very active, […]

today13 August 2026

Local

New Hope in Fight Against Cervical Cancer

South Africa is working towards the World Health Organisation’s goal of eliminating cervical cancer, with 2030 set as a key milestone. The H.E.A.T Foundation is introducing clinically proven electro-hypothermia technology into public hospitals as an additional treatment alongside chemotherapy and radiation. H.E.A.T Foundation founder Dr Carrie Minaar says the initiative forms part of broader efforts to reduce cervical cancer. “The goal is to set in place certain things which will […]

today13 August 2026

International News

AfDB funding offers Senegal a lifeline amid debt crisis

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved 20 billion CFA francs (approximately R577 million) to support Senegal’s public finance reforms as the country works to address a growing debt crisis. The funding is intended to improve domestic revenue collection, strengthen financial transparency and advance structural reforms aimed at restoring confidence in the country’s public finances. The announcement comes as Senegal continues to recover from the disclosure of billions of dollars […]

today6 August 2026

Local

Ramaphosa Opposes Urgent Constitutional Court Appeal on Impeachment

President Cyril Ramaphosa has asked the Constitutional Court to dismiss an urgent appeal seeking to revive Parliament's impeachment process against him. The appeal follows a Western Cape High Court ruling that halted the proceedings, with Ramaphosa arguing that Parliament should wait for the next stage of the legal process before taking any further action. The urgent appeal was brought by Parliament's Impeachment Committee together with several opposition parties, including the […]

today6 August 2026

Local

Auditor-General warns poor planning is delaying infrastructure delivery

Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke has warned that weak planning, poor procurement processes and a lack of accountability continue to undermine infrastructure delivery across South Africa, contributing to service delivery failures and mounting financial pressure on municipalities. Her findings are contained in the 2024/25 Consolidated General Report on National and Provincial Audit Outcomes, which found that 109 of the 152 infrastructure projects audited experienced delays. The affected projects have a combined estimated […]

today5 August 2026

International News

West Bank Settlement Expansion Raises Alarm

The expansion of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, coupled with escalating settler violence against Palestinian communities, is placing increasing pressure on the prospects for a two-state solution, according to the Director of the Center for Islam and Global Affairs (CIGA) at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University, Dr Sami Al-Arian. His comments come amid growing concern over continued incursions into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound and renewed efforts by some Israeli […]

today5 August 2026

International News

Trump Gives Iran ‘Final Chance’ to Reach Deal

United States President Donald Trump says Iran has one final opportunity to reach an agreement and avoid a further escalation of military action, as efforts continue to revive negotiations over Tehran's nuclear programme and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump has postponed potential strikes against Iran for the fifth time since April, saying he prefers a diplomatic solution despite growing tensions in the region. His comments come as […]

today4 August 2026

Local

Final Voter Registration Drive Ends

Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Velenkosini Hlabisa has urged all eligible South Africans to register and verify their voter details before the proclamation of the local government election date on Friday. The call follows the Electoral Commission's final voter registration weekend, during which more than 1.7 million citizens either visited registration stations or used the IEC's online voter registration portal. Department spokesperson Pearl Maseko-Binqose said the proclamation and […]

today4 August 2026

Local

Cape Town Tourism Launches Data Skills Workshops

Cape Town Tourism is set to launch a series of Destination Intelligence workshops aimed at helping tourism and hospitality businesses make better use of the data they already collect. The initiative follows a recent member engagement session, which revealed that while many businesses gather valuable customer and operational data, only a small portion is analysed and used to guide decision-making. Cape Town Tourism Chief Executive Officer Enver Duminy said the […]

today3 August 2026

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