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Taxi industry confident that fuel levy increase will not result in fare hikes

Following the Finance Minister’s announcement of an increase to the fuel levy, the Automobile Association (AA) has warned that the change could have far-reaching consequences for consumers. Spokesperson Eleanor Mavimbela stated that an increase of 16 cents per litre for petrol and 15 cents per litre for diesel can be

Remembering Gadija Elmie Richards: A Fearless Voice of Hanover Park

The Voice of the Cape Radio is deeply saddened by the passing of beloved social activist Gadija Elmie Richards, a long-time resident of Hanover Park and a passionate advocate for her community. Affectionately known as Aunty Gigi, Richards was a fearless and outspoken figure—never one to mince her words, always

Retired Judge and Legal Services Ombudsman Siraj Desai confirms that he will be monitoring the disciplinary proceedings involving Cape Town attorney Kaamilah Paulse

By Kouthar Sambo Retired Judge and Legal Services Ombudsman Siraj Desai has confirmed that he will be monitoring the disciplinary proceedings involving Cape Town attorney Kaamilah Paulse. This follows a ruling by the Legal Practice Council Appeals Tribunal, which found prima facie (at first sight) evidence of professional misconduct by

Godongwana Tables Budget 3.0 Amid Calls for Realism and Accountability

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has officially tabled the 2025 “Budget 3.0” in Parliament, introducing key adjustments aimed at stabilising South Africa’s economy and fostering growth. This revised budget follows the rejection of two earlier proposals and incorporates input from various stakeholders, including opposition parties. Speaking on PM Drive, North-West University

Expert says SA should remain a sovereign country

South African president Cyril Ramaphosa refused to take the bait when Donald Trump falsely accused his nation of committing white genocide, in what his spokesperson dismissed as “an orchestrated show for the cameras”. Ramaphosa remained composed and suggested the two leaders “talk about it very calmly” as Trump ambushed him

Justice Department Condemns Fatal Shooting Near Blue Downs Magistrate’s Court

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has strongly condemned the fatal shooting of a 25-year-old woman near the Blue Downs Magistrate’s Court in Cape Town earlier this week. The South African Police Service (SAPS) confirmed that the woman was declared dead at the scene. “Mfuleni police are investigating the

Law Enforcement Officer Killers Sentenced to Life Imprisonment

The Western Cape High Court has sentenced four men to life imprisonment for the murder of law enforcement officers Simtembile Nyangiwe and Jan Nieuwenhuys. According to police spokesperson Anelisiwe Manyana, the officers were shot and killed in September 2019 while accompanying officials to Samora Machel to facilitate the upgrade of

Ramaphosa to Meet Trump Amid US-SA Diplomatic Tensions

President Cyril Ramaphosa is scheduled to meet U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House at approximately 5:30 PM South African Standard Time (SAST) today. The meeting takes place amid strained relations between the two nations, fueled by tensions over South Africa’s legal case against Israel, land reform policies, and

Godongwana Faces Uphill Battle as He Delivers Revised Budget

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana is set to return to Parliament on Wednesday (21 May) to deliver his much-anticipated revised fiscal policy framework, colloquially referred to as “Budget 3.0.” This marks his third attempt to table the 2025 budget, following two previous failures to secure sufficient support. His address comes at

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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