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Government officials have blamed high speed limits in South Africa for the carnage on the country’s roads. However, our speed limits align quite well with the rest of the world, including some first-world nations. While it has been dead silent on the topic since, the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) proposed a blanket speed limit …
Despite a touchy start, the Department of Communication and Digital Technologies’ DigiTech platform has proven helpful for several South African tech startups. First launched in May 2022, the platform was criticised for its poor design and the large sums of money that were spent on it. However, the department has since revamped the website, and …
Hundreds of homes were damaged by floods in uMshwati in November
South Africa’s government is appealing for donations to help fund repairs at the iconic Kruger National Park, following torrential rains and flooding that claimed dozens of lives and caused widespread damage to lodges, camps, and roads. The cost of rebuilding has initially been estimated at R500 million ($31 million), Minister of Forestry Fisheries and Environment …
Saturday, 3 January 2026. The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) unequivocally condemns the United States of America’s military assault on the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the reported capture and forcible removal of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, in what amounts to the most blatant act of imperial aggression in the Western […]
As Mercedes-Benz battles back against the influx of affordable SUVs in the South African market, it has knocked thousands of rands off for no fewer than four of its models, including AMG Line options. The German automaker decided to slash the prices of four diesel SUVs, with two models seeing their prices reduced by a …
Electricity and energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says there is a unique solution that can help bring South Africa’s high electricity prices down — bring down the cost of coal. Ramokgopa did not reveal government’s plan to achieve this, but told 702 that coal costs contribute roughly 40% to the cost of electricity in South Africa. …
Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas ·22 Jan 2026 South African meat lovers can expect prices to continue to rocket for at least the next three months, as the outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease continues to wreak havoc in the country’s feedlots. According to economists at Nedbank, South Africa’s latest inflation reading of 3.6% was in line with …
Tuesday, 06 January 2026 The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) is pleased to announce the immediate rollout of its annual #UmntanaEskolweni #NgwanaSkolong Campaign as schools prepare to reopen for the 2026 academic year. This campaign is a direct intervention to defend the constitutional right of every child to education and to confront the persistent exclusion, […]
Accidents happen. A container tips over. A hose comes loose. A drum gets punctured during transport. Within seconds, liquid is spreading across the floor, and everyone nearby is scrambling to figure out what to do. These moments can be stressful, but they do not have to turn into disasters. Being prepared makes all the difference …
Property owners across South Africa are turning to wooden structures as a practical way to add space and value to their homes. Whether you need extra storage, a place for security staff, or a playhouse for your children, there are options to suit every need and budget. A Wendy house offers a simple solution that …
A splash of acid. A burst of dust. A spray of chemicals that was not expected. In workplaces where hazardous substances are handled, eye injuries can happen in a split second. The difference between minor irritation and permanent damage often comes down to how quickly the eyes get flushed with clean water. Seconds matter when …
More South Africans are making the switch to electric cars. The reasons vary from person to person. Some want to cut their fuel bills. Others like the quiet, smooth ride. Many are thinking about air quality and the environment. Whatever the motivation, buying an electric vehicle is just the first step. The next question is …
Monday, 12 January 2026 The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) proudly congratulates the Matric Class of 2025 for achieving an historic national pass rate of 88%, the highest in the history of our nation’s education system, with a record number of 921 000 students sitting for the National Senior Certificate (NSC). This remarkable achievement demonstrates […]
South African households are filling up with more gadgets than ever before. From devices that keep the lights on during load shedding to toys that get kids moving outdoors, there is a lot to choose from. Online shopping South Africa has made it easy to browse thousands of products from the couch and have them …
Addiction affects thousands of South African families. It does not care about income, education, or background. A person struggling with substance abuse might be a teenager, a parent, a professional, or a retiree. The grip of addiction is powerful, and breaking free usually requires more than willpower alone. Professional help gives people the tools and …
Mayor says their electricity meters will be blocked until they settle their debt
Municipality lacks funds to rebuild homes of displaced families
Australian backyards are made for outdoor living. Weekend barbecues, morning coffees in the sun, and evenings watching the kids play are all part of life here. A good deck extends the living space outside, creating a spot for all these moments. But choosing the right decking material makes a big difference to how much enjoyment …
The GOOD Party welcomes and fully supports the principled stance taken by the Parkwood Sports Complex Municipal Facility Management Committee (MFMC) at today’s City of Cape Town Sub-council 18 meeting to insist on the revitalisation and completion of the long-abandoned tartan athletics track at Fairmount High School.
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Africa’s investment ecosystem showed signs of stabilisation and growth in 2025, according to the newly released Africa Investment Report 2025 […]
Every car has a lifespan. Some last longer than others, but at some point, repairs become too expensive and keeping the vehicle on the road stops making sense. When the cost to fix a car is more than what it’s worth, many owners start asking themselves: where can I sell my car with mechanical problems? …
Tuesday, 13 January 2026 The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) notes the decision by the United States House of Representatives to extend the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) for another three years. This extension is yet another example of the United States pursuing its own geopolitical and economic interests, not those of African people, […]
Leaks and drips are a fact of life in workshops, factories, and storage areas. Machinery sweats oil. Drums weep at the seams. Containers get knocked and start to seep. These small releases might seem harmless at first, but they add up quickly. Before long, the floor is slick and stained. The smell of chemicals hangs …