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Khoisan Languages Face Extinction Amid Heritage Month Reflections

As Heritage Month draws to a close, South Africans reflect on the rich blend of cultures, cuisines, traditions, and languages that make up the country’s identity. From food and fashion to music and dance, the month celebrates the many influences that shape our nation. Yet, while most South Africans take

Western Cape MEC Urges Matrics to Take Exam Rules Seriously Ahead of Exams

With just three weeks to go before the start of 2025 matric exams, Western Cape Education MEC David Maynier is urging learners to familiarise themselves with the rules and regulations governing the examinations. All matric candidates will be required to sign two key documents: a matric pledge and a commitment

Action Society Slams Year-Long Delay in Ellen Malan Murder Case

The murder case of 89-year-old Ellen Malan from Tafelsig has remained unresolved for over a year, with forensic delays leaving her family without answers. Action Society has now escalated the matter to the DNA Board and SAPS leadership, demanding urgent accountability. Kaylynn Palm, Head of Action Society’s Action Centre in

Correctional Services Intervenes at Pollsmoor After Security Breaches

Correctional Services National Commissioner Makgothi Thobakgale announced urgent management changes at Pollsmoor Correctional Centre after recent security breaches. The move comes after several prisoners managed to escape the facility in recent months, with many walking out undetected by impersonating other inmates en route to court. Thobakgale said the measures are

Action Society slams year-long forensic delays in Tafelsig murder case

Civil rights organisation Action Society has raised alarm over forensic delays in the murder investigation of 89-year-old Ellen Malan, who was killed in her Tafelsig home more than a year ago. Malan, affectionately known in her community as “everyone’s granny,” was found tied up and murdered in September 2024. Despite

Cape Town residents urged to brace for soaring temperatures

Cape Town residents are being urged to prepare for sweltering weather on Tuesday (30 September), as the South African Weather Service (SAWS) predicts hot to very hot conditions across much of the Western Cape, including the City of Cape Town metropolitan area. The City’s Disaster Risk Management Centre (DRMC) has

SANParks and NYDA Launch Disability Inclusion in Entrepreneurship Programme

South African National Parks (SANParks), in partnership with the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA), has launched the Disability Inclusion in Entrepreneurship programme, aimed at empowering young entrepreneurs living with disabilities. The initiative focuses on skills development, mentorship, and market linkages, enabling participants to access funding, grow their businesses, and participate

VOC became the first Muslim radio station in South Africa when a special events license was granted to the station in Ramadan/January 1995. Subsequent temporary broadcast licenses were granted, permitting the station to broadcast for 24 hours.

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