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  The Western Cape Department of Social Development has called on all Non-profit organisations to ensure they adhere to the requirements of the NPO Act or be deregistered.   This comes as the National Government has embarked on a process to weed out all non-compliant NPOs.   It forms part of efforts to remove South Africa from the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) grey list, which has identified the risks of terror financing and money

  There was a fire in Montague Gardens in the early morning hours. The City’s firefighters were called out to business premises shortly after 3 a.m.   There was a fire in Montague Gardens   Various crews responded, with 11 fire engines, 6 water tankers and an aerial appliance deployed to assist. The blaze was contained at 8.30 am. A plume of white smoke could be seen hanging over Montague Gardens, early this morning.  

  Join us on the 22nd of February 2025, for an unforgettable half marathon experience in the heart of the Stellenbosch Winelands. Lace up for 21.1 kilometers through vineyards and vibrant streets, with fully-stocked water points every 3km, epic scenery, and an incredible post-race celebration at Coetzenburg Sports Fields. Your entry includes a free pair of Versus Pro Range running socks, a finisher’s medal, professional race timing, free race photos, and access to our exclusive

  President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Friday evening on the alarming rise in food-borne illnesses and deaths, with 22 children tragically losing their lives since September 2024.   Investigations revealed that contamination was linked to hazardous chemicals like Terbufos and Aldicarb, used as unregulated pesticides and improperly stored near food.   Highlighting systemic issues such as poor waste management, inadequate municipal oversight, and the misuse of dangerous substances, the President announced immediate interventions.

  The rising cases of foodborne illnesses in the country, particularly those linked to snacks sold at spaza shops, have prompted significant concern. With over 400 reported cases in Gauteng alone and 23 deaths, including more than 10 children in the last two months, the situation is dire.   President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address the nation this evening at 19:30, outlining the government’s response and potential measures to tackle the crisis.