SA coal miner launches R3.3 million fish-breeding project
Coal miner Thungela has launched a R3.3 million fish-breeding project at the Loskop Dam Nature Reserve in Mpumalanga to... Read more
11 Mar
R87.5m canal upgrade to protect Rietvlei
Cape Town – The City of Cape Town is preventing litter and pollution from flowing into the Rietvlei wetland... Read more
7 Mar
SAPS and Public Works called to Parliament over Telkom Towers debacle
This was the state of one of the rooms at the SAPS office inside the Telkom Towers in Pretoria.... Read more
5 Mar
Taps opened for hydropower wheeling project
South Africa’s first wind-hydro-solar power plant to wheel energy across the national grid has secured a financing deal and... Read more
5 Mar
South Africa has spent billions in 4 years to create jobs for young people: how their wages affect the broader economy
By Joshua Budlender and Ihsaan Bassier In October 2020 the South African government launched a collection of public employment... Read more
16 Feb
Failing sewage plants continue to pollute False Bay
More than 200-million litres of untreated or partially treated sewage is released into False Bay daily. Photos: Steve Kretzmann... Read more
16 Feb
Free bus trips for jobseekers in Western Cape
Cape Town – Job seekers in the Western Cape will soon be able to travel by bus for free... Read more
16 Feb
State rejects bid by Gupta co-accused to work in UAE
CapeTown – The State is opposing a bid by State Capture accused Anoj Singh to have his bail conditions... Read more
16 Feb
SA highly respected for neutral role, says president
Cape Town – President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended the government against accusations that its foreign affairs policy is inconsistent.... Read more
16 Feb
Kenny Kunene targets primary school over claimed plans for Shona lessons
This primary school was the focus of political campaigning this week. Photo: Masego Mafata Using xenophobia to campaign is... Read more
16 Feb
