The Western Cape Education Department needs more than R800 million to fill a backlog of 2 000 teacher posts accumulated over the past 10 years.
Local businesses around the Garden Route District have decried the continued closure of the busy George Airport.
For the tourism sector, which is a major contributor to the provincial economy, around 104 000 jobs were lost due to Covid-19 and R13bn lost for 2020 which amounts ...
As many as 2 313 citizens are stuck overseas at airports, in hotels or school residential areas, who were unable to leave before flights from high-risk Covid-19 ...
The government failed Tazne van Wyk at every level. These were the sentiments of government officials who attended the funeral service of the 8-year-old.
This after Eskom on Thursday announced Stage 2 load shedding, which soon escalated to Stage 4 for the afternoon, and continued to plunge the country into darkness ...
The families of the eight victims who died following an explosion at an arms manufacturing plant in Somerset West last year are calling for the provincial government ...
Demands have been made for the government and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to resolve and assist the hundreds of displaced refugees in the city. ...
The government has new plans to consolidate the country?s existing marriage policy, which will legally recognise a variety of nuptials.
Community radio station bosses and the licensing regulator will meet in a last-ditch bid to save 29 stations which face closure.
Consumers can expect to dig deeper into their pockets to pay for their health-care needs next year, as medical aid schemes announce annual increases for 2020.
The Grade R pupil, the latest victim of escalating gang violence on the Cape Flats, was playing outside her family home when shots were fired after 9. 30am.
The SANDF has denied claims that one of its soldiers, who was brutally murdered in his vehicle this week, was part of Operation Lockdown.
The family of a pregnant woman who was shot dead near her Manenberg home are asking where the army was when the young mother was killed.
While questions remain about who will be the province?s top cop, the minister of police has called for an end to in-fighting at management level within the SAPS. ...
Questions have been raised on how the embattled SANDF can afford to spend R23million on the deployment of 1320 soldiers to the Cape Flats.
Premier under pressure for maiden address
Consumers feeling the pinch from the recent Eskom tariff hikes can also expect to pay more for municipal rates when they get their bills at the end of the month. ...
The recent conviction of euthanasia advocate Sean Davison on murder charges has sparked fresh debates on the legalisation of assisted suicide in South Africa.
The report found that of the R3bn in damage, insurance companies bore the brunt of the costs - with insurance claims standing at R2. 2bn - with the timber industry ...
Foreigners living in South Africa say they continue to live in fear as rhetoric around them worsens and politicians fuel the flames of discord.
With just six weeks to go before South Africans cast their votes in the May 8 national elections, EFF leader Julius Malema has uttered a war cry.
On Monday consumers will find themselves having to dig deeper into their pockets to pay for electricity as tariff hikes kick in.
W Cape has 7 highest murder rate stations