The parliamentary debate over South Africa’s energy crisis has reached boiling point. During yesterday’s session, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan
South Africa’s rail network could soon be better ‘on track’ after Cabinet approved a white paper aimed at developing the
The issuing of a noise complaint to the Salt River mosque by the City could instigate more gentrification sentiments. However,
Alleged racism at Stellenbosch University has once again fallen under the spotlight. It follows video footage of white students urinating
South Africans will finally be able to perform Hajj this year. Concerns about the spread of Covid-19 since 2020 drastically
We’re in for an even darker, and colder, winter. Ten of Eskom’s power stations were running without two generating units
People in Cape Town are keeping the memory of the Palestinian struggle alive by staging a Nakba Day commemoration at
READ MORE The Nakba, an ongoing Catastrophe 2022 Style Nakba: Settler Zionist ‘judge’ evicts Palestinians Hamas: Israel’s fear of
In a wide-reaching interview, International Relations Minister, Naledi Pandor has outlined ongoing efforts to integrate African cooperation and exert the
The iconic Chapman’s Peak Drive is on its way to turning a hundred! The scenic 9km route between Hout Bay
