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The South African government has been concerned about the possession and trade of illegal cigarettes and prohibited medication for a long time. Recent...

Gibson Ncube, a linguist and academic scholar, has dedicated his career to studying the interconnectedness of languages and how they shape our underst...

Loadshedding has become a significant issue in South Africa, particularly during winter when more power is required from the national grid. These plan...

The City of Cape Town is taking a proactive approach to combat gang violence through technology. The City's efforts to address this issue with the hel...

The recent incident in Browns Farm has once again highlighted the ongoing issue of violent crimes in South Africa, particularly in the Western Cape. A...

On April 18, 2021, the Jagger Library, located at the University of Cape Town, suffered a devastating fire that perils Africa's literary history. The ...

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has received a significant boost by handing 251 new operational vehicles to various stations and units in the ...

The Department of Sport, Arts, and Culture's commitment to creating an enabling environment for the transformation, preservation, protection, and prom...

The South African Post Office (SAPO) has faced numerous challenges in recent years, including financial difficulties, strikes, and mismanagement of fu...

The South African government has recently invested ZAR500m ($32m) to refurbish small harbors in the Western Cape as part of the Small Harbours Repairs...

The high demand for housing in Soweto has resulted in a backlog in title deeds and home allocations, forcing many people to live in informal settlemen...

The City of Cape Town's Social Development and Early Childhood Development Department has launched the annual #YouthStart Entrepreneurial Challenge. T...