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In an effort to assist its vulnerable citizens, the City of Cape Town has opened applications for rates and services relief. This financial support is available for eligible residents, including indigent households, pensioners, and those facing financial difficulties. Successful applicants are encouraged to reapply every 12 months, while residents aged 60 and above can maintain their relief until the next municipal property valuation.
The South Coast of KwaZuluNatal, famed for its scenic beaches and verdant countryside, has been grappling with an acute water crisis for the last 18 months. The shortage of consistent water supply has led to disastrous consequences for the area’s travel, tourism, and hospitality industries.
South African rugby coach Jacques Nienaber has made significant changes to the Springboks team in preparation for their Rugby Championship match against Argentina. The game will be held at Johannesburg’s Ellis Park on Saturday and will see veteran No. 8 Duane Vermeulen leading the squad.
As the Rugby World Cup draws near, Springboks head coach Jacques Nienaber faces a daunting task of building the strongest team possible. With a mix of skilled veterans and promising young players, Nienaber’s goal is to strike a balance that will give the Springboks a fighting chance against the world’s best rugby teams.
South African comedian Trevor Noah recently shared his Parisian adventure on Instagram, documenting his visit to the French capital and expressing gratitude for the memories he created. Known for his international comedy career and tenure as host of The Daily Show, Noah delighted fans with glimpses of his Parisian escapade that included iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower.
June Steenkamp’s daughter, Reeva Steenkamp, was tragically killed by Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius in 2013. Pistorius claimed that he mistook Reeva for an intruder, but the subsequent trial portrayed him as a jealous and triggerhappy boyfriend. Pistorius received a sentence of 13 years and five months for murder.
The Western Cape Government’s Department of Economic Development and Tourism (DEDAT) and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) have announced a collaborative initiative aimed at stimulating the growth of small and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs). The multiyear SME Accelerator Programme seeks to create economic opportunities and generate jobs for South Africans by bolstering the growth of SMEs in the Western Cape.
In the world of cycling, it is not uncommon for exceptional talents to emerge from humble beginnings. Jordan September, an 18yearold prodigy from Ocean View, is a testament to this fact. He will represent South Africa at the 2023 Junior World Track Championships in Colombia, South America. Jordan’s story is one of remarkable growth and triumph resulting from his dedication and abilities.
The South African national rugby team, the Springboks, eagerly await the return of two of their key players: Siya Kolisi and Handre Pollard. Kolisi and Pollard have been sorely missed due to their injuries, and their return is expected just in time for the Rugby World Cup.
The Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg is gearing up for the final Rugby Championship clash between the Springboks and Argentina, which is set to take place on Saturday. The latest matchday squad selection, announced by coach Jacques Nienaber, has sparked excitement among South African rugby enthusiasts.
Former Springboks rugby star, Derick Hougaard, recently underwent a harrowing health scare that led to an ICU stay. After a month in the hospital, he was discharged and is now on the path to recovery with the support of his loved ones and fans.
Breathalyser devices, first introduced in the 1950s, have been a crucial tool in preventing drunk driving. However, the accuracy of these devices has come under scrutiny, especially after a viral video in 2019 captured a police officer testing over the limit on a breathalyser after eating a hot cross bun. While wrongful arrests or DUI convictions may be rare, understanding what can trigger a false positive and knowing your rights when stopped by the police can be crucial.
The use of the ‘bomb squad’ tactic by the Springbok coaches has sparked an ongoing debate throughout the season. This approach involves a sixtwo forwardstobacks split on the bench, with players such as Malcolm Marx, Duane Vermeulen, and PieterSteph du Toit being brought in from the bench to influence the game. While these players inspired a minicomeback in the second half of a recent Test against the All Blacks, the discussion around the strategy persists.
After Dineo Ranaka, a popular radio presenter, announced her exit from Kaya FM, the radio station introduced a new Afternoon Drive presenter: Azania Mosaka. With over twenty years of broadcasting experience, Mosaka’s appointment to Kaya FM seems like a natural fit.
The role of judges and magistrates in upholding the principles of justice is essential in the legal realm. However, there have been concerns about the consistent failure of magistrates to ensure that accused individuals understand the implications of their admissions. This issue came to light in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court when two Western Cape High Court judges, Judges James Lekhuleni and Constance Nziweni, reviewed the cases of Mthunzi Ndzishe and William Fisher.
SuperSport United’s goalkeeper, George Chigova, faces an uncertain future due to a heartrelated issue that has come to light in recent medical examinations. This condition has left the team and coach Gavin Hunt in a difficult position, unsure of whether Chigova will continue to play or be forced into early retirement.
