Emergency workers are searching for as many as 200 people still missing after a piece of a Himalayan glacier fell into a river and triggered a huge flood in northern India, killing 18. The floodwaters burst open a dam. Most of the missing are believed to be workers from two hydro-power plants

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South African Breweries (SAB) has asked government not to increase the industry’s excise tax, following months of bans on the sale of alcohol. The maker of Castle and Carling Black Label and made its plea ahead of Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s budget speech this month.
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Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen has described as a terrible setback the temporary halt placed on the rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine. This is after studies have indicated that the vaccine has a 22-percent efficacy in preventing mild to moderate cases of the 501.V2 variant in South Africa. Steenhuisen was delivering the DA’s True State of the Nation Address via a virtual platform.

Residents urged to save water as Cape Town dams sit at 78,1%

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 The City of Cape Town is encouraging residents to continue using water wisely, despite dam levels standing at 78,1%. As of Monday, 3 August 2026,...

Kusile corruption case: Two plead guilty, will testify against former Eskom-execs

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 British businessman Michael Lomas and businessman Hudson Kgomoeswana have been convicted after entering guilty pleas in the long-running corruption case linked to Eskom's Kusile...

Madlanga report calls for criminal probes against Sibiya, 3 others

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 President Cyril Ramaphosa has noted the recommendations and referrals contained in the second interim report of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, which include calls...