Future 50: Afrikelp
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Turning seaweed into smarter agricultural solutions 🌊🌱 On Future 50, we spotlight Afrikelp, a Western Cape-based business manufacturing and supplying seaweed biostimulants for agriculture. 1 of 6 Listen to their story: Content hosted by iono.fm Powered by FNB Business. Help Changes Everything. Authorised FSP and Credit Provider.
A 16-year-old from Malmesbury, who’s been linked to an alleged international child exploitation ring, has been deemed fit for trial. The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) confirmed that he concluded his 30-day evaluation at the Valkenberg Psychiatric Hospital, and that the Malmsbury Magistrates Court heard feedback on that on Monday. The NPA said the medical report indicates that he does not have any mental illness or intellectual disability. The teen was
An 8-year-old boy has drowned in the Camps Bay Tidal Pool. The boy was playing in the tidal pool on Monday evening, 5 October, when he was discovered unresponsive in the water. He had been visiting Camps Bay with his family. The family are believed to be from Somalia, but reside in Cape Town. The NSRI says they were alerted to a drowning in progress at 17h41. NSRI Bakoven crew and
The latest fuel price hike has prompted calls for the return of the fuel levy relief. This is after the Department of Mineral of Petroleum Resources confirmed fuel price increases across the board, with motorists driving both petrol- and diesel-powered vehicles facing an increase of around R3 to the fuel price. COSATU said this latest increase marks a more than 25% and 50% increase over the past few months. Spokesperson,
Following early-morning protest action on the N2 and R300, VF Plus PR Councillor from the City of Cape Town, Emre Uygun, says frustration over ongoing service delivery challenges is fuelling the latest unrest, but the City and Province say environmental and land constraints make it difficult to provide services such as electricity to the nearby settlement. Earlier this morning, Monday 5 October 2026, the City of Cape Town reported that several roads were
