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Cape Town’s coffee culture is a lively mix of history, art, and community spirit. Its cafés serve carefully crafted coffee that tells stories of faraw...

Starting August 1, 2025, Cape Town’s Metrorail fares will rise for the first time in ten years, with short trips costing a little more and monthly pas...

Imizamo Yethu is a vibrant community struggling with broken sewage pipes and overflowing waste that turn streets and even the beloved basketball court...

The Wilderness Hotel on South Africa’s Garden Route has been a beloved landmark for over a century, known for its royal visits and important local gat...

South Africa is fighting hard to stop child exploitation on Meta’s platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp. The Johannesburg High Court ordered Meta to ...

Mpox, a virus causing fever and a distinctive rash, has returned to Cape Town, sparking concern across the city. Health officials are acting fast with...

Cape Town is investing over R300 million to breathe new life into parks, cemeteries, libraries, clinics, and shelters across the city. This bold plan ...

South Africa’s Road Accident Fund (RAF), once a promise of support for accident victims, is now in deep trouble. Years of boardroom fights, poor leade...

SASSA is changing how social grants are given in South Africa by using new technology like biometric checks to make sure only the right people get hel...

Cape Town is fighting a new South African law that takes away local control over buying goods and services, which the city says could slow down urgent...

Cape Town’s Vision 2050 is a bold plan to build a fairer, greener, and more connected city. The city aims for most people to use public transport, rel...

South Africa is facing a big problem with driver’s licences because an old, single machine broke down, stopping over 600,000 licences from being print...