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Women Empowerment in Land Restoration and Combating Desertification

Deputy Minister of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment, Ms. Makhotso Sotyu, urges South Africans to join the global community in commemorating Desertification and Drought Day 2023. This year’s campaign, under the theme “Her Land. Her Rights,” emphasizes the crucial role of women in land restoration and combating desertification.

Dishonesty Has Consequences: Pretoria Man Ordered to Pay Over R1.5 Million to Discovery Insure for Fraudulent Claim

Tshamunwe Masindi, a resident of Pretoria, took out a policy with Discovery Insure to cover specified insured risks, including damage or total loss of his household contents due to particular risks. The policy stated that if such events occurred, rendering his residence unfit for human habitation, Discovery would compensate him for the damage to the building and household contents, as well as reimburse any emergency accommodation expenses.

Heavy Rain and Flooding Pose Challenges for Western Cape Drivers

The Western Cape region is currently facing heavy rainfall and flooding, leading to unsafe conditions on the roads. Drivers are being advised to remain cautious and vigilant while navigating the wet and slippery streets. The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued warnings of disruptive rain, with a series of cold fronts expected to affect the province until Friday.

Navigating the Provincial Road Network: A Comprehensive Guide

As the provincial road network undergoes necessary maintenance and repairs, travelers in the region must adapt to the everchanging landscape. Recent updates have highlighted a series of reopened and open routes, while others remain closed. This comprehensive guide outlines the current state of the roads and offers valuable information for motorists planning their journeys.

Wildsprout: A Haven for Healthy Living and Sustainable Farming

Wildsprout, located in the serene Southern Suburbs of upper Kenilworth, offers a unique blend of café and grocery store that caters to diverse dietary requirements. The establishment is owned and operated by a family that has a passion for wholesome food and is deeply committed to supporting local small businesses.

Sustainable Shops Leading the Crusade Against Plastic in Cape Town

As the world grapples with the plastic pollution crisis, it has become increasingly important to adopt a plasticfree lifestyle. Supporting local businesses that prioritize ecofriendly alternatives is one way to reduce our ecological footprint and inspire others to make sustainable choices. This article highlights the efforts of three remarkable plasticfree shops in Cape Town, each committed to offering sustainable products while simultaneously strengthening their local communities.

Swift Police Action Thwarts Business Robbery in South Africa

The South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Western Cape recently demonstrated their efficiency and collaboration by quickly apprehending five suspects involved in a business robbery in Knysna. The police were able to dismantle the criminal operation, recover stolen cash, and arrest suspects in both Knysna and Worcester.

South African parliamentarians vote in favor of NHI bill

In a momentous decision, South African parliamentarians voted in favor of the National Health Insurance (NHI) bill, which seeks to provide comprehensive healthcare for all citizens. However, critics remain concerned about the feasibility and sustainability of universal health care in the country.

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