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The Covid-19 pandemic showed South Africa’s need for a stronger health workforce. As a result, the country launched the Centre for Advanced Training and Innovative Research (CATIR) in Pretoria. This facility trains the next generation in advanced molecular science and lab management.

Eskom and City Power implement load reduction in Gauteng for peak hours from 5–9 AM and 5–10 PM. Check affected areas and stay prepared for scheduled power interruptions in July 2025.

South Africans living abroad no longer face year-long passport delays, thanks to the Department of Home Affairs’ new international service centres. Recently launched in Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, and Wellington with further centres opening soon in the UAE, China, and Europe the initiative slashes processing times from up to 18 months to just five weeks.

City Power Johannesburg announces planned power outages for the week of 21 July 2025. Find detailed schedules, affected suburbs, and safety advice for upcoming electricity interruptions.

Rand Water’s early completion of crucial maintenance brings hope for a steady return to normal water supply in Johannesburg find out what this means for your neighbourhood and why residents should still use water wisely.

Over 927,000 South Africans have applied for 5,500 SAPS trainee posts in 2025, with women leading applications. Less than 1% will be hired amid fierce competition.

Across Gauteng, highways and suburban streets now face a growing, invisible threat illegal mining tunnels, dug by so-called “zama zamas”,…

In a bid to stem the escalating wave of violence associated with taxis, the Gauteng Department of Transport has launched…

Illegal mining activity is escalating in Brakpan, East Rand, endangering lives and threatening vital roads. In a striking example, miners…

In South Africa, buying a lottery ticket means more than just chasing a jackpot; it helps fund meaningful social projects…