G7 Summit expected to draw to a close on Wednesday
The G7 got underway in France, this week. G7 nations are Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the US. Leaders discussed the work underway to expand a…
StatsSA confirmed most young people sent money to their homes in Limpopo (remittances)
Most young people who sent money home, in 2025, were in Limpopo (63,1%), between the ages of 15 and 25 years. Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) confirmed remittances were notably higher…
Parts of Nelson Mandela Bay with little to no water
Residents in higher-lying areas of KwaNobuhle, Van Stadens Gorge, and surrounds, have little or no water. The Nelson Mandela Bay Metro said on Monday, this is due to a fault…
Fuel/ Diesel spill near Ogies, following an accident
The N12 near the R555 Ogies/Blackhill off-ramp in Mpumalanga, was temporarily closed briefly on Monday, following a significant fuel/diesel spill. The spill came from a crash involving a fuel tanker,…
Electricity update-Hermanus, Eastern Cape and Thlabane
Eastern Cape Oscar Mabuyane, Premier of the Eastern Cape, highlighted the province’s role as a future national hub for renewable and clean energy. Speaking at the Eskom Development Foundation (ESDEF),…
Fifth day without water in Dobsonville and Zondi
The townships of Dobsonville, Zondi and surrounds have had no water since Wednesday last week. Johannesburg Water (JW) said on Monday, just as technicians were working on the burst pipe,…
Floppy the Patrol dog has died
Floppy the police patrol dog was found dead in Mdantsane, in the Eastern Cape, on Monday afternoon around 1pm. He had gunshot wounds. Floppy was reported missing last week, following…
Goods worth over R2 million seized in Mpumalanga
Police seized about 3 339 counterfeit and illicit goods, estimated at R2 062 050.00. These include branded clothing, footwear, personal care products, food products, and household items. Police also said…
While over 230 roads were reopened, 19 priority projects must still begin in the Western Cape
About 230 roads were opened in the Western Cape, following last week’s heavy rains. The Western Cape Department of Roads said in a statement “when severe storms struck the Western…
A Cut-Off Low system expected to affect at least six provinces in the country
A Cut-Off Low (COL) system is shifting towards the west coast of southern Africa, affecting parts of Namibia and western South Africa from Monday into Tuesday. The system is moving…