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Yoliswa Sobuwa is a senior reporter for Sunday Times
More than 50 provincial roads remain closed, while some communities could wait up to two years for damaged infrastructure to be restored
Public protector finds deep-rooted challenges behind CT service delivery crisis
Hundreds of people gathered outside the Western Cape legislature in Wale Street, Cape Town, on Tuesday as an anti-immigration march gained momentum
Thousands of Zimbabweans are camped outside Cape Town’s repatriation centre, enduring harsh conditions as they seek to return home before a June 30 deadline
Police are grappling with a surge in extortion cases in the Western and Eastern Cape, while fears mount over attacks on councillors and community activists.
Wine producers in the Western Cape say it could take years to recover fully from last month’s floods that washed away vineyards and damaged critical infrastructure.
More than 41,600 people and 10,703 structures have been affected by severe weather conditions battering Cape Town and other parts of the Western Cape.
All schools in the Western Cape will be closed on Tuesday as severe weather conditions continue to batter the province.
According to the weather service, the province is experiencing heavy rainfall, with possible accumulations of 200mm-300mm, significantly increasing the risk of flooding
Members of the portfolio health committee on Wednesday pressed health minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi on the country’s surveillance systems, questioning whether gaps allowed potentially infected travellers to enter without adequate…
As troops join the anti-crime effort in major cities, Cape Flats community leaders describe how more and more children are being induced or coerced into joining gangs
