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With just two weeks to go before the new fuel prices are set for October, South Africans have been cautioned…

E-hailing drivers across South Africa now have 180 days to meet the new requirements under the recently amended National Land…

Public health experts are warning about a devastating but entirely preventable crisis: alcohol consumption during pregnancy. Foetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), the most severe outcome of prenatal alcohol exposure, continues to scar children’s lives permanently — even though it is avoidable.

As parts of Johannesburg endure water outages and low pressure, residents want clear answers: who is actually responsible for the taps running dry? In Gauteng’s complex water network, two key players dominate – Rand Water and Johannesburg Water – each with distinct roles. Understanding this division is not just technical; it’s critical for accountability and solutions.

The Gauteng Traffic Police (GTP) have cracked down on reckless driving across major Gauteng freeways, arresting 43 motorists in a…

Gauteng is staring down a wave of violent turf wars that fuse two shadow economies: illegal mining and informal recycling.…

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has called for urgent intervention to close South Africa’s HIV treatment gap, warning that millions remain outside the formal healthcare system despite decades of progress. Speaking at the official opening of the 12th South African AIDS Conference in Gauteng, Mashatile insisted that the fight against HIV will only be won if treatment and support reach everyon

South Africans have reached a milestone many once thought impossible: 120 consecutive days without load shedding. For a country that…

Gauteng residents are bracing for another tough week as Eskom enforces its load reduction scheme, plunging households and businesses into…

Uber, Bolt, and other e-hailing platforms in South Africa are on the brink of major changes. This is as new…