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As the winter season arrives, cities around the world need to prepare for several challenges, including treerelated emergencies. Such issues can cause severe damage to infrastructure, properties, and even pose a threat to human lives. To ensure public safety during such emergencies, the Recreation and Parks Department of the City has created teams of experts equipped to handle any treerelated problems that may arise during the cold season.
Cape Town has long been known for its diverse and talented individuals in the artistic scene, with musicians, actors, designers, and models alike calling the city home. One such shining star is LisaMarie Jaftha, an internationally acclaimed model who has gained global recognition in the last decade.
In recent years, the tension between ehailing operators and minibus taxi drivers has been on the rise in South Africa. This has resulted in various incidents of violent confrontations and attacks on drivers and passengers, raising concerns about the safety and security of public transport in the region.
Get ready for an unforgettable night filled with laughter and amusement at Cape Town Comedy Sundays. Hosted by Bokeh Studio, this event promises to be a sidesplitting evening with a special edition called “Angel’s Angels,” featuring a talented lineup of awardwinning comedians.
SANZAAR has officially announced the schedule for the 2023 Rugby Championship, which promises to be an exciting event for rugby fans worldwide. This year’s tournament will include an additional round of fixtures, adding more thrill and suspense to the competition.
As National Environmental Month begins in South Africa, Cape Town assumes a leadership role in sustainable development and environmental initiatives. With its stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems, Cape Town is an exemplar of a city that prioritizes ecological preservation. In this article, we explore the key sustainability initiatives that position Cape Town as a beacon of environmental consciousness.
In preparation for the departure of influential captain Steven Kitshoff, the Stormers have signed two loosehead props to fill the void. Lizo Gqoboka and Sti Sithole have been brought in to strengthen the team’s front row options as they move into the postKitshoff era.
The Urban Mobility Directorate in Cape Town has announced plans for a new bus facility in Makhaza, Khayelitsha. This is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to expand and enhance public transportation options, with a focus on improving connectivity throughout the metrosouth east region.
In a surprising turn of events, Orlando Pirates are reportedly contemplating terminating the contract of Olisa Ndah, a key defender. The decision to let go of the Nigerian international arises from the dissatisfaction with his conduct and potential impact on his future.
South Africa’s mining sector, which has been a significant contributor to the country’s economy for over a century, continues to face challenges. Despite this, the industry remains a crucial pillar of the nation’s economic reconstruction and recovery. Recently, the Minerals Council South Africa held its Annual General Meeting (AGM), where the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Mr. Gwede Mantashe, shared critical insights into the current state and trajectory of the mining sector.
In commemoration of Youth Month, Deputy Minister Philly Mapulane spoke at the Limpopo Digital Summit. The theme for the 2023 Youth Month is “Accelerating youth economic emancipation for a sustainable future,” which reflects the importance of empowering the youth in South Africa’s journey towards progress.
International Children’s Day is celebrated on June 1st every year to raise awareness about the pressing issues that children face worldwide. This day serves as a reminder of the ongoing global commitment to ensuring the wellbeing of children. ### Eliminating Harmful Practices Affecting Children
As Cape Town prepares for the onset of winter, the Urban Waste Management (UWM) Directorate is taking a proactive approach to minimize the adverse impacts of the season. One of the ways in which they are doing this is through the R48 million Winter Preparedness Programme.
On Monday, June 5, the Free State High Court in Bloemfontein is expected to deliver judgement on the urgent application of Dr. Nandipha Magudumana, a celebrity doctor, to have her arrest declared unlawful. The case has gained widespread attention and is centered on the circumstances surrounding Magudumana’s arrest in Tanzania and subsequent deportation to South Africa.
Limpopo, a historically tranquil province, has experienced an unprecedented surge in cashintransit (CIT) heists, prompting a call to action from the Provincial Commissioner of Police, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe. In response to the escalating situation, Hadebe has initiated a manhunt for the perpetrators and has called on local communities and stakeholders to join forces in tackling this alarming trend.
The Ministry of Health in South Africa is undergoing a significant change, as Minister Dr. Joe Phaahla prepares to announce the new Health Ombud on June 2, 2023. This appointment follows the conclusion of the previous Health Ombud’s term, Prof Malekgapuru Makgoba, on May 31, 2023.