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  For more than 45 years, Van Ryn Rubber has been proving that quality, reliability, and innovation never go out of style ⚙️   This week on Future 50, powered by FNB Business, we’re shining a spotlight on this manufacturer, one of South Africa’s leading high-volume rubber-moulding specialists.   Listen to their incredible story here: Content hosted by iono.fm   Powered by FNB Business. Authorised FSP and Credit Provider.  

  The Western Cape Department of Local Government has released the findings of its updated “Basket of Services” research project, which recommends increasing the free basic electricity and water allocations for indigent citizens.   This Department says the study is a critical update to an initial 2019 report, marking a shift in how the provincial government views the provision of Free Basic Services (FBS).   MEC Anton Bredell says they are moving away from a

  The Western Cape continues to grapple with a troubling rise in drug-related crime, as law enforcement authorities intensify operations across communities increasingly affected by substance abuse and trafficking.   In the latest incident, a 29-year-old man is due to appear in the Muizenberg Magistrates’ Court on charges of drug possession following a targeted police operation. The operation uncovered a significant quantity of drugs hidden inside a residential property and led to his arrest yesterday.

The beloved Nataniël is a massive highlight at this years Suidoosterfees. He is involved in two shows over the festival. He told us more about it this morning and also got candid about the pressures of working in show business at his level. Händel en die donkie Handel en die Donkie is his latest production where he dissects the value and wounds of impressions – those moments that linger for a lifetime and quietly shape

  Cape Town health authorities have flagged a concerning decline in childhood immunisation coverage, warning that fewer children are being fully vaccinated as World Immunisation Week is observed globally.   The annual campaign, which highlights the life-saving impact of vaccines, brought healthcare workers, caregivers and city officials together at Eastridge Clinic in Mitchells Plain last week, where the focus was both celebration and concern.   Councillor Francine Higham with staff at Eastridge Clinic. This year’s