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The Urban Mobility Directorate of the City of Cape Town is calling on residents of the Southern suburbs to provide their feedback on proposed traffic calming measures for different neighborhoods. Interested locals have until July 31, 2023, to share their opinions and guide the City’s approach to road safety improvements.
Cape Town, in collaboration with Wesgro, is set to become a thriving hub for investment and economic growth. With funding allocated to various programs by the City’s Economic Growth Directorate and the commitment of Wesgro towards projects that will boost the regional economy, residents can expect new job opportunities across various sectors.
Wilderness explorer and filmmaker Ryan Davy stumbled upon the last surviving elephant cow in Knysna Forests, known as Oupoot, the Matriarch, or Strangefoot. After years of rumors and blurry surveillance footage, Davy embarked on a 12week search to find this elusive figure.
The release of Frans du Toit and Theuns Kruger, the attackers of Alison Botha, has triggered outrage and fear among the South African public. Botha’s survival story in 1994, where she was brutally raped and assaulted, stabbed over 30 times, and left for dead, captured the nation’s attention, inspiring a book and an awardwinning documentary. The recent announcement of the release of her attackers, who were sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, has reignited the public’s anger and concern for Botha’s safety.
Johannesburg, also known as the City of Gold, is an urban paradise located in the heart of South Africa. This city boasts a unique history and vibrant culture that offers a blend of urban sophistication, history, and greenery. Founded as a hub for gold mining in the late 1800s, Johannesburg has evolved into the world’s largest manmade forest. Its lush green suburbs provide a serene backdrop to its bustling urban life. As a gateway to the rest of South Africa, Johannesburg offers an array of attractions, from museums and shopping centers to aweinspiring architectural gems.
Despite ongoing negotiations between Kaizer Chiefs and attacking midfielder Khama Billiat, reports suggest that the former Mamelodi Sundowns winger is unwilling to accept a pay cut. Bobby Motaung, the football manager of Kaizer Chiefs, claims that he is unaware of Billiat’s hesitation to accept the revised offer, but he did confirm that negotiations are ongoing.
In South Africa, the term “black tax” refers to the unwritten obligation of successful individuals to financially support their families. While it is heartwarming to help one’s kin, this phenomenon can be oppressive and lead to psychological distress for those burdened with it.
Christina Kaba, aged 75, is an inspiration to the world. Her unwavering dedication to communitydriven initiatives and her passion for vegetable farming have transformed impoverished areas in Cape Town. Through her hard work and perseverance, she has established and promoted thriving vegetable gardens throughout the Western Cape, providing muchneeded sustenance and support to those in need.
Lesedi Kapinga, a skilled football player from South Africa, is currently at the center of transfer rumors. Despite being a former member of Mamelodi Sundowns and a target for Orlando Pirates, Kapinga remains focused on his current duties with the national team, Bafana Bafana.
A recent case of fraud and corruption has been uncovered in the Free State, South Africa, where a pastor and his partner managed to swindle nearly R2 million from the Agriculture Sector Education and Training Authority (AgriSeta). This article will examine the details of the scheme, the key players involved, and the consequences they faced for their actions.
A man was arrested for hijacking an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) ambulance on the N3 Lions River in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, causing significant implications for the community. The incident occurred on Monday when Midlands EMS crews responded to a motor vehicle collision in the area.
South Africa’s 2023 Women’s World Cup squad has resolved a dispute with the national association regarding gender pay gap in sports. The Motsepe Foundation, founded by Confederation of African Football (CAF) president and billionaire Patrice Motsepe and his wife Precious Motsepe, played a significant role in settling the dispute.
South Africa has been dealing with a cholera outbreak since early 2023. The outbreak has affected five provinces and resulted in 198 confirmed cases and 43 fatalities to date. This article provides an indepth look at the outbreak by examining the affected provinces, the nature of transmissions, and the disease’s symptoms. Furthermore, we will discuss the efforts made by various organizations in addressing this issue.
The Wallabies have arrived in South Africa, determined to make history by defeating the formidable Springboks at the renowned Loftus stadium. The team faces the challenge of adapting to the Springboks’ physicality and the passionate support of the Loftus crowd, especially for the new generation of players who are experiencing the stadium for the first time.
The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) has recently released a weekly state of reservoirs report for 03 July 2023, which contains encouraging news about the stability of dam levels in the Mpumalanga Province. The report shows that most dams in the Lowveld and Ehlanzeni regions remained unchanged, with only minor fluctuations in the Gert Sibande and Nkangala districts.
In Ntabankulu’s Lufafa Village, young farmer Qhamani Mzobotshe’s success story demonstrates the positive impact of government investment on individuals’ lives and dreams. This article explores the transformative effect of government support on Mzobotshe and his community and how it has contributed to the growth of the agricultural sector.
