Proper Rainwater Drainage to Combat Sewer Overflows

During the winter months, many cities face a recurring problem of sewer overflows. These not only cause inconvenience for residents but also pose significant environmental hazards. By directing rainwater to the appropriate stormwater drains, households can play a vital role in reducing sewer overflows in their neighborhoods.

Municipal By-Elections of 19th July 2023: A Comprehensive Overview

On 19th July 2023, municipal byelections were held across various provinces in South Africa, providing insight into the country’s political landscape. The African National Congress (ANC) retained six seats, while the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) managed to keep one seat and win another. The Democratic Alliance (DA) and the Patriotic Alliance (PA) each secured two and one seats, respectively.

Empowering Rural Youth: President Cyril Ramaphosa Addresses NARYSEC Pass Out Parade

President Cyril Ramaphosa recently officiated the National Rural Youth Service Corps (NARYSEC) pass out parade at the Duttonar Military Base in Nigel. The initiative, established in 2010, strives to build the capacity of rural youth through various skills development and training programs. The pass out parade serves as a ceremonious conclusion to the youth’s training, signifying their readiness to contribute effectively to the workforce.

SIU Seeks Clarification on State Institutions After Ruling on Telkom Investigation

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is exploring legal options after a recent judgment by the High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division Pretoria, which declared Proclamation 49 of 2022 unconstitutional and of no force or effect. Proclamation 49 authorized the SIU to investigate allegations of serious maladministration, malpractice, and potential corruption in Telkom, a major telecommunications provider in the country.

Cape Town’s Textile Industry: A Tapestry of New Opportunities and Growth

Cape Town’s clothing and textile industry is experiencing a renaissance, thanks to the city’s rich history of art and design, a skilled workforce, and increasing market demands. The industry has become the secondlargest employer in the city’s manufacturing sector, and the Cape Clothing and Textile Cluster (CCTC) has identified the potential for the creation of at least 20,000 new jobs through increased local sourcing.

Explore the Future of Cape Town at the Expo This Week

Cape Town residents and visitors can discover the City’s future plans at the upcoming Urban Planning and Design Expo. The event will take place from July 28th to August 2nd at the Civic Centre and aims to showcase innovative projects and strategies that accommodate population growth and promote sustainable development.

Celebrating the ǂKhomani Tribe: Twee Rivieren Interpretative Centre and Narrative Development Project

The Kalahari is home to a diverse range of cultural and natural wonders, including the world’s oldest tribe, the ǂKhomani people. To pay homage to their unique culture, Patricia de Lille, South African Minister of Tourism, launched the Twee Rivieren (ǂKhomani) Interpretative Centre and Narrative Development Project. The R3.5 million initiative immerses visitors in the captivating world of the ǂKhomani, preserving their heritage for future generations.

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