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Members of the Oshoek Border Policing have demonstrated their unwavering commitment to securing the nation’s borders by arresting two individuals from the Kingdom of Eswatini for dealing in dagga. The suspects were caught trying to smuggle a consignment of dagga worth over R385,000 into South Africa.
The city of Cape Town has taken the initiative to assist unemployed engineering and science graduates in registering with professional bodies and finding employment. This effort is being made through the Infrastructure Skills Development Grant (ISDG) program, which aims to build a pool of resources within the city.
The Coastal Park Material Recovery Facility (MRF) in Cape Town is being constructed at an impressive pace, providing improved recycling and job opportunities for the city. The facility will not only reduce the amount of recyclable materials sent to landfills but also boost the local economy by creating new jobs.
On July 18, Deputy President Paul Mashatile will partner with the Charlotte Mannya Maxeke Institute in Soweto to commemorate the annual global celebration of Nelson Mandela International Day. The late South African President, also known as Tata, left a legacy that inspired many to follow his values and principles of making a positive impact in their communities. Deputy President Mashatile aims to inspire individuals, communities, and organizations to reflect on Mandela’s legacy and values.
South Africa’s Garden Route District has recently undergone a series of police oversight visits conducted by Western Cape Member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Police Oversight and Community Safety, Reagen Allen. The purpose of these visits was to ensure that standard operating procedures (SOPs) are being followed at South African Police Service (SAPS) stations and to promote a reward system for reporting illegal firearms.
Emergency repairs are underway on a collapsed sewer pipe in De Villiers Street, Strand, South Africa. The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate has appointed a contractor to carry out the necessary repairs while ensuring the safety of residents and motorists in the area.
The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Gauteng demonstrated their commitment to fighting crime and removing illegal firearms from the streets. The recent operation resulted in the seizure of five unlicensed firearms, two jamming devices, and an undisclosed amount of money. The operation was a collaborative effort between different law enforcement units and private security companies.
Dixson Ngamlane, the North West province Community Police Forum Chairperson (CPF), was a devoted and steadfast fighter against crime. Recently, the South African Police Service (SAPS) management honored him and his wife, who tragically lost their lives in a car accident in Fochville, Gauteng.
The Water and Sanitation Directorate in Cape Town has recently invested over R53 million in procuring 23 highly specialized trucks. These stateoftheart vehicles will improve the delivery of water and sanitation services throughout the city. The trucks were specifically designed to enhance the maintenance of the city’s sewer network.
On July 12, 2023, South African security forces apprehended 28 suspected illegal miners in Orkney. These individuals, aged 20 to 35, face charges of conspiracy to commit a crime, attempted murder, and contravention of the Immigration Act. They are expected to appear before the Orkney Magistrates’ Court on July 17.
South Africa’s property market is undergoing a significant change with the establishment of the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA), which replaces the Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB). Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi recently met with industry stakeholders to discuss the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for the sector, which has a significant impact on the country’s economy.
Indigent households in Mpumalanga are receiving newlyconstructed homes, thanks to the efforts of Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and Mr. Speed Mashilo, the MEC of Human Settlements. The housing handover, which took place in the Dr Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality, is a part of an initiative to restore dignity and security for the less fortunate, including the elderly.
In today’s rapidly evolving world, communication and media landscapes have undergone significant transformations. The digital revolution has made it possible for consumers to actively engage with decisionmakers on various issues, including service delivery matters. ### The Launch of the OverTheTop Platform
The Nelson Mandela Children’s Parliament has been instrumental in advocating for the inclusion of Sign Language as an official language in South Africa. This has been a significant achievement for the deaf and hard of hearing community and sets an important precedent of inclusivity and equality for other countries to follow.
South African comedian Trevor Noah has announced the release of his new book, “Into The Uncut Grass,” set to be published on October 31, 2023. Noah has shared the book cover on social media, giving readers a sneak peek into what they can expect from his latest literary work.
The Prison Journalism Project is an innovative program that aims to train incarcerated individuals to become journalists, share their stories with the world, and promote empathy and rehabilitation for those behind bars. In this article, we provide a firsthand account of one man’s release from prison after 13 years, highlighting the challenges and joys of rediscovering life outside the prison walls.
