Ramaphosa Sets GBVF Recovery Deadlines
South Africa has launched a time-bound GBVF recovery plan to unblock stalled cases, fast-track forensic evidence and make municipalities address everyday risks facing women across...
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Cape Town Expands Basic Services
Cape Town expanded water and sanitation access across informal settlements, installing thousands of toilets and hundreds of taps while improving basic services for vulnerable households...
Pollution Register Exposes Water Offenders
South Africans will soon be able to see which entities have faced enforcement for water pollution, strengthening public accountability and pressure to protect vital water...
Volunteers Rescue Polluted Soet River
More than 14 tonnes of litter have been removed from Cape Town’s Soet River through a community partnership combining restoration, education and local environmental action...
Durban Awards Back Entrepreneur Growth
Durban entrepreneurs and creatives received more than R800 000 in enterprise development support, recognising businesses creating jobs, expanding markets and strengthening the city’s local economy...
R7 Million Accelerates Tourism Growth
A R7 million Western Cape tourism fund is positioning small businesses and regional destinations for growth by unlocking investment, improving experiences and supporting sustainable local...
KZN Activates Community Flood Safety
KwaZulu-Natal has activated disaster teams and safe spaces across vulnerable communities as heavy rainfall raises flood risks, strengthening preparedness and protection for residents in exposed...
Tutu Memorial Park Builds Living Legacy
Cape Town has started developing Tutu Memorial Park, creating a community space where children, families and artists can connect with Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s enduring legacy....
BMA Digitises Durban Port Health Services
The Border Management Authority has launched a digital port health system at Durban Harbour to streamline maritime services, improve tracking and reduce administrative processes nationwide....
City Protects Power From Vandalism
Cape Town is strengthening measures to protect its electricity network after spending approximately R75 million repairing and replacing infrastructure damaged by vandalism and theft during...