Hill-Lewis warns small parties may force coalition government in Cape Town
DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis warns that small parties could split the vote and force a coalition government in Cape Town after the 2026 local elections.
DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis warns that small parties could split the vote and force a coalition government in Cape Town after the 2026 local elections.
KwaZulu-Natal’s taxi industry generates over R20 billion annually, moves five million commuters daily, and supports more than 100,000 jobs, says MEC Duma.
Masilonyana Municipality prepares to auction vehicles and assets following court judgments amid mounting financial woes and creditor disputes.
Chlorine supplies at Bronkhorstspruit Water Plant secured for six to seven weeks amid rising cases of waterborne illness hitting 833.
The UK Home Office uses AI tools in asylum decisions with growing concerns over errors, transparency, and the impact on asylum seekers’ rights.
Water minister denies Bronkhorstspruit illnesses an outbreak despite 833 cases linked to contaminated water and unsafe municipal supply.
Michael Carrick’s future at Manchester United remains unclear after a 3-0 home defeat by Bournemouth left the club in 16th place.
Western Cape Police offer R100,000 reward after five killed, three injured in a mass shooting at a Lavender Hill home on 24 October 2026.
Ward 72 candidates in Cape Town focus on safety, service delivery and youth opportunities as key issues ahead of 4 November 2026 local elections.
WKS Africa 3 in Milnerton gave new kickboxers vital experience in a 13-fight card, with Charnlee Moyo retaining his lightweight title on 24 October.
Ekurhuleni Mayor Xhakaza defends the city’s actions after Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi was suspended and dismissed over EMPD corruption allegations.
Police seized 250kg of cocaine worth over R200 million at OR Tambo Airport on 25 October, intercepting 216 blocks hidden in luggage from Brazil.
A violent clash at Kariega’s Uitenhage Provincial Hospital trauma unit prompted union demands for stronger security and tighter access controls.
UNESCO and OECD data show adult education is vital but unevenly accessed, highlighting inequality and the need for inclusive lifelong learning policies worldwide.
Thousands of informal early childhood centres in Gauteng remain unregistered due to safety, zoning, and infrastructure barriers, limiting access to subsidies and oversight.
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ANC's Fikile Mbalula backs a basic income grant for youth without matric as unemployment among young people rises to 47.4%.
Ryan Rickelton returns to Newlands for the decisive third Test against Australia, banking on his strong home record ahead of the series decider.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile announced a R137.9m investment for upgrades at historic Ohlange High School during his visit on 23 October 2026.
Tshwane has lifted the boil-water advisory for Pretoria CBD after tests showed the tap water meets health standards, ending days of precautionary measures.
ANC President Ramaphosa says service delivery in Mangaung is improving, but persistent issues like water shortages and sewage spillages remain ahead of elections.
IFP leader Velenkosini Hlabisa says mature leadership is crucial for successful coalition governments, citing uMhlathuze Municipality as a model.
MK Party criticises the IEC for rejecting requests to amend candidate lists before the 2026 local elections, citing fairness concerns after ANC's court win.
Over half of South Africa’s youth remain unregistered voters, revealing critical disillusionment with politicians ahead of the 2024 elections.
The Umlazi W-Section SASSA office closed on 21 October 2026 after a Department of Labour prohibition notice citing electrical and roof safety issues.
Studies show unemployment causes lasting earnings losses, health decline, and lower well-being, with impacts far beyond lost income.
The ANC has directed Gwede Mantashe to apologise for remarks about alleged sex-for-jobs abuses amid campaign controversy in the North West.
The Umlazi eMaweleni SASSA office closed on 21 October 2026 due to safety concerns, with beneficiaries directed to nearby offices while repairs proceed.
Unemployment costs South Africans beyond job-search expenses, causing lasting earnings losses, health risks, and social impacts that deepen community challenges.
The ANC has ordered Gwede Mantashe to apologise for comments made on sex-for-jobs allegations after internal review and pressure from the ANC Women's League.