Women in Science Seminar kicks off in Durban
The Women in Science Seminar is well underway, at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre. The seminar aims to celebrate the immense contribution of women in the fields of…
New spill at popular beach in PE- Kings Beach
There is a new sewerage spill at the Kings Beach and surrounding areas. The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality confirmed this subsequent to heavy rainfall over the weekend. The City said…
Interest rate cut by 0,5 basis points
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has cut interest rates by another 0,5 basis points on Thursday, effective on the 01st of August 2025. Lesetja Kganyago, the Governor of the Reserve…
ClanWilliam water level to be lowered on Friday
The Department of Water Affairs and Sanitation is planning to reduce the amount of water in the ClanWilliam dam, from Friday, the 01st August 2025. Dr Sean Phillips, the Director…
Marks Park not on sale
The Johannesburg Property Company (JPC) has rubbished rumours of a sale of Portion 33 of Farm Braamfontein 53 IR (Marks Park). In a statement released on Tuesday, Lucky Sindane, the…
101 sharp learners celebrated in Liquid’s 2024 Programs
Liquid Intelligent Technologies (Liquid), a business of Cassava Technologies, celebrated about 101 Grade 12 learners, from four high schools in the Mathibestad region of the Northwest Province, this week. The…
Mozambique facing sanctions in African Blackwood exports
Mozambique has failed to comply with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) regulations guiding the export of African blackwood (pau- preto). This…
Tsunami warning in Hawaii
A Tsunami warning was issued on Wednesday in Hawaii by the weather service. This follows three very large waves detected by the Midway Sensor. Authorities issued various warning via the…
4 arrested in Mpumalanga for illegal mining
Four suspects were arrested in Barberton, on Monday. They are aged between 21 and 40. The suspects were arrested during by the National Roving team, in conjunction with K9 Unit,…
African Parks plans to remove 3000 snares by the end of July
African Parks has announced its plan to remove 3,000 illegal snares come Rangers Day, at the end of this month- 31 July. Last year, rangers removed over 34,000 snares in…