Taxi operators get another chance to collect operating licences this week ahead of deadline
Roads and transport MEC to host licence handover ceremonies this week before uncollected operator licences become invalid on Friday.
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PICTURES: The world’s most photogenic pets steal the spotlight
From gravity-defying dogs to curious cats and everything in between, the eighth International Pet Photography Awards showcase the charm, character and unforgettable moments that make pets such beloved…
Hopes for Hormuz deal fade as Trump demands Iranian reparations
Trump's proposal, which had not been raised prior, was a response to Iran's demands for compensation
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Ramaphosa meets Perez family after remains released by Hamas
Captain Daniel Perez was taken hostage and killed in October 7, 2023.
Snow, rain and black ice: Essential driving tips as winter weather hits
With snow forecast in parts of South Africa and heavy rain affecting other areas, motorists are being urged to take extra care on wet, icy and potentially snow-covered roads.
Danny K mourns the loss of his wife, Lisa Koppel, at 41
South African musician Danny K is mourning the loss of his wife, Lisa Koppel, whose death was confirmed by the family on Monday. She was 41 years old.
Crispy on a budget: Watch how to make KFC-style fried chicken at home
Craving crispy fried chicken but trying to save money? Discover how to make a delicious homemade version that satisfies your taste buds without breaking the bank.
Sick Hawks witness returns for Booysen cross-examination
Jerome Booysen is facing charges, including the killing of steroid smuggler Brian Wainstein.
UK’s Burnham to tackle vape, betting shops in search of high street revival
LONDON, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham will on Tuesday unveil plans to crack down on vape shops, betting outlets and rogue businesses as part of an effort to revive high…
Aids is no longer exceptional. What happens now?
For decades, Aids was treated as exceptional — and the money, activism, science and political attention followed. At the International Aids Conference in Rio, it was clear: that era is ending.
COURTING INVESTORS: Cape Town’s built-for-business push — from tourism to global investment
The City prioritises ease of doing business, fast-tracking permits and licences, and courting global investors, while a R120bn, 10-year infrastructure plan involves acute socioeconomic trade-offs.
HEAVY WEATHER: Severe cold front brings snow, freezing temperatures and road closures to SA
Roads in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal have reopened after brief closures amid severe weather disruptions.