Will Cape Town need water warriors this summer? I can’t tell you yet, but for now, calls are coming from various government departments to make every drop of water count as the city and province prepare for a hot summer. Summer is likely to be drier and hotter than usual because of the El Niño weather phenomenon. “With changing weather pattens and El Nino that is predicted to bring heatwaves around December, DWS would
The Springboks arrived in Australia from the USA on Wednesday morning local time (late Tuesday night SA time) following their series victory in Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry, presented by the Castle Double Malt, gearing up for another massive challenge, with Bok coach Rassie Erasmus saying they were ready to begin their preparations for their one-off Test against the Wallabies in Perth. The match, which will be hosted at the Optus Stadium on Sunday 27
The SAPS in the North West says information circulating about a suspect described as the “Kempton Park Serial Killer” having relocated to Potchefstroom should not be treated as an official SAPS alert. The North West SAPS has stressed that the claims have not been confirmed by police. “At this stage, the Potchefstroom police has not found an official report or complaint confirming the specific claims contained in the circulating message, including
Taibah is a young dreamer who we heard about through our friends at Reach for A Dream. She was just 11 when she was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma – an aggressive type of bone cancer. She’s had a very difficult and challenging journey so far but she is a fighter. She joined us with her family today. 1 of 2
The ANC in the Western Cape is now demanding that Premier Alan Winde disclose his full itinerary and who he will be meeting with in the US, noting that it has “no objection to international travel that genuinely advances the interests of the Western Cape”. This was the party’s reaction after finding out that the Premier is visiting the US for engagements on trade, tourism, investment and economic growth. This is
