The family of slain e-hailing driver Mthokozisi Mvelase is demanding accountability, saying they have lost all trust in South Africa’s…
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Families of Maponya Mall attack victims seek CCTV footage and investigation updates amid ongoing community concern and calls for justice.
The Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH) has launched a province-wide vaccination campaign to protect thousands of young girls against cervical cancer, one of the leading causes of cancer deaths among South African women. The single-dose HPV vaccine drive began on Monday, 8 September 2025, and will continue until 7 November 2025, reaching schools across Gauteng.
Eskom confirms 5-6 hour power cuts across Gauteng this week. Find out affected areas, times, and how to prepare for the outages with our informative guide.
Johannesburg Water is investing billions in infrastructure upgrades and new projects to improve water supply reliability, reduce leaks, and expand access, especially in informal settlements. Learn more about the city’s ambitious plans to ensure sustainable water services by 2026.
South Africa’s tobacco farming collapsed from 125 to just 10 emerging farmers due to illicit cigarettes.
Now’s the Best Time to Go Solar – and that’s not a marketing line, it’s backed by new rules
Explore how Pretoria’s youth are fighting soaring unemployment through marches and grassroots campaigns. Learn about their demands, challenges, and early successes in securing jobs in South Africa’s tough economic climate.
The Dunswart Provincial Laundry is back to full strength, processing over 40,000 items daily to support Gauteng hospitals. Discover how strategic investment is improving public health hygiene and infrastructure.
Illicit cigarettes in South Africa are costing R28 billion annually, hurting jobs and public health. Here’s how SATTA and the government can fix it.


