Unemployed UWC graduates have turned an old golf cart into a clean-energy Power hub. What was once a rusted, 18-year-old golf cart headed for the scrapyard is now one of the most innovative vehicles on campus at the University of the Western Cape. Rebuilt by unemployed engineering graduates, the cart runs entirely on renewable energy. It can also power household appliances while driving up to 140 kilometres on a single charge. The Car
Action Society has launched a campaign urging parents across South Africa to demand the immediate publication of the National Register for Sex Offenders (NRSO), as pressure intensifies on government to make the database publicly accessible. The NRSO was established to prevent individuals convicted of sexual offences from working with children and vulnerable persons. However, despite assertions by the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mmamoloko Kubayi, that it would be made public, the register remains inaccessible to the
From a glamorous career as one of South Africa’s best props in history to the biggest rugby podcast in the world. Steven Kitshoff isn’t slowing down any time soon. He joined us in studio to chat about his new adventure with fellow Springbok Trevor Nyakane. 1 of 4 The UK version of For The Love of Rugby is the most popular rugby show in the world at the moment so it was the obvious choice
Dignity SA launches constitutional challenge to legalise assisted dying in South Africa
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DignitySA has approached the North Gauteng High Court to initiate a legal process aimed at decriminalising and legalising assisted dying. The organisation says this constitutional challenge is the culmination of 15 years of advocacy for the right of South Africans to choose a dignified end when facing intractable and unbearable suffering. The application seeks to declare the current common-law prohibition of assisted dying unconstitutional and invalid. DignitySA defines “assisted dying” as
PRASA Western Cape says it will deploy additional train services across the Cape Town rail network this weekend to support the thousands of runners, spectators, and commuters attending the Two Oceans Marathon on Saturday, 11 April and Sunday, 12 April 2026. More than 30,000 athletes are expected to descend on the Mother City this weekend. Additional trains – Saturday 11 April Additional trains will operate across all lines during the morning
