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Trump wants Israel to control food distribution in Gaza

By Rachel Mohamed President Donald Trump has expressed his hope that Israel will take control of food distribution in the Gaza Strip. He claims that Hamas is mismanaging food supplies and alleges that the group is stealing humanitarian aid intended for the local population. Concerns have arisen within the international

Suspects appear in court for the murder of a Wynberg police officer

Two suspects, Someleze Mahlabela (23) and Jaden Fortune (19), appeared in the Muizenberg Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, 30 July 2025, in connection with the murder of Sergeant Lulama Njobeni. The 48-year-old officer, stationed at Wynberg SAPS, was fatally shot on 30 May 2025 while en route to work. His body

Makhaza police recovers hijacked vehicle

Three suspects, aged 30 and 34, are set to appear in the Khayelitsha Magistrates’ Court following their arrest for possessing a hijacked vehicle and an imitation firearm held at the Level 2 informal settlement in Makhaza on Tuesday, July 29, 2025. According to Captain F.C. Van Wyk, spokesperson for the

South Africa Urged to Tackle Human Trafficking as Global Crisis Intensifies

As the world marks World Day Against Trafficking in Persons on Wednesday (30 July 2025) under the theme “Human Trafficking is Organised Crime – End the Exploitation,” the Western Cape Department of Social Development has reiterated the urgent need for coordinated action to combat trafficking in South Africa. According to

WC Parents Urged to Prepare as 2026 School Transfer Applications Open Soon

The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has announced that transfer applications for the 2026 academic year will open from 4 to 18 August 2025. The application process applies to learners currently in Grades 2 to 7 and Grades 9 to 12 and can be completed either online or by visiting

Mental Health in the Workplace Under the Spotlight as Support Remains Lacking

Managing mental health in the workplace is more critical than ever, as employees in South Africa face increasing workloads, extended hours, and constant performance expectations. A recent VOC News poll has shed light on the concerning state of workplace mental health, revealing that one in three respondents say their workplaces

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