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Gauteng’s energy supply troubles continue this week. Eskom confirmed that several parts of the province will face load reduction, with morning and evening cuts rotating between communities.

Social media influencer Cindy Makhathini was left shaken after crashing her car into a Sasol petrol station over the weekend.…

Gauteng residents woke up this week to news of a spectacular police crackdown that saw more than 1,500 suspects arrested in the province. Operation Shanela, South Africa’s crime-fighting campaign, once again showed the power of coordinated law enforcement as police tackled violent crime, gender-based violence, and community safety.

The driver’s licence card backlog in South Africa has seen significant improvement in recent months. This milestone offered some relief…

Many South Africans are increasingly turning to balloon payments to cope with the soaring costs of new vehicles but experts…

South African motorists can look forward to some slight relief at the pumps in October as lower international oil prices…

Meet David Mignot, the new CEO of MultiChoice Africa. Learn about his career, leadership style, and plans to revitalize DStv amid rising streaming competition in South Africa.

Johannesburg’s job market is brutally competitive, and scammers are cashing in on people’s desperation. The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) has issued a sharp warning about a fake recruitment scheme luring hopeful applicants with promises of metro police jobs.

South Africa is set to modernise its visa processes with the introduction of a new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system.…

Gauteng residents face another week of planned power outages as Eskom pushes ahead with load reduction in high-density suburbs. The utility says the measure is necessary to protect substations and transformers strained by theft and illegal connections.