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Storm Simpson, a journalist, photographer, and writer from Cape Town, produces news content for The South African. His byline appears in publications such as ART AFRICA, Getaway, TechRadar, Popular Mechanics SA, Women on Wheels, and Cape Town Etc
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Acexit! Former ANC SG Magashule officially expelled from party

By Storm Simpson 12-06-23 18:48

The African National Congress (ANC) National Disciplinary Committee (NDC) confirmed former Secretary-General Ace Magashule’s expulsion from the political party on Monday, 12 June. READ: Ace Magashule is on the brink of expulsion from the ANC MAGASHULE EXPELLED FROM ANC Magashule was found guilty of bringing the party into disrepute after he attempted to suspend President Cyril Ramaphosa […]

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3.3 magnitude: North West shudders in the aftermath of Gauteng earthquake

By Storm Simpson 12-06-23 12:08

The North West province experienced a seismic-like event on Sunday, 11 June. The possible earthquake happened hours after a quake shook Gauteng with a magnitude of approximately 5.0. NORTH WEST PROVINCE RECORDS MAGNITUDE 3.3 MAGNITUDE SEISMIC EVENT Automated seismic data available on the Council for Geoscience website recorded the seismic event as having a magnitude of […]

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Expanding List: Over 50 charges against Rwandan Genocide suspect

By Storm Simpson 09-06-23 17:00

Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, 62, who was arrested for his alleged involvement in the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, made his third appearance in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court on Friday, 9 June. The State added dozens of charges to his sheet. FULGENCE FACES OVER 50 GENOCIDE CHARGES As previously reported, last week, State Advocate Nathan Adriaanse asked […]

A weekend of loadshedding for South Africans

Eskom weekend load shedding: Stage 4 expected during peak hours

By Storm Simpson 09-06-23 15:58

In a power alert on Friday afternoon, Eskom provided the expected loadshedding schedule for the coming weekend. READ: LIVE LOAD SHEDDING TRACKER: What stage are we on now? ESKOM WEEKEND LOADSHEDDING SCHEDULE Stage 3 kicks in from 16:00 on Friday and will persist until midnight. There will be no loadshedding until 5:00 on Saturday when Stage […]

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Rwandan genocide fugitive Fulgence Kayishema back in court

By Storm Simpson 09-06-23 11:36

Fulgence Kayishema, a suspected participant in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, is set to appear in court for the third time in Cape Town. Fulgence Kayishema, 62, who allegedly participated in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, is expected to appear in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court on Friday, 9 June, for the third time. He was arrested […]

Another imported cholera case reported in SA

Crime and cholera: Taiwan advises citizens not to visit South Africa

By Storm Simpson 08-06-23 21:06

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued an orange travel alert for SA, citing a surge in cholera cases and concerns over public safety. Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs advised against travelling to South Africa, issuing an orange travel alert for the country. Poor public safety and scams targeting its citizens were listed as some of […]

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Cholera nightmare worsens – death toll rises to 31

By Storm Simpson 08-06-23 19:30

The cholera outbreak has claimed 31 lives, with the majority of fatalities concentrated in Gauteng, which is home to the epicentre. The cholera outbreak death toll has risen to 31, the Department of Health confirmed on Thursday afternoon, 8 June. The fatalities are concentrated in Gauteng. GAUTENG BEARS THE BRUNT WITH 29 CHOLERA DEATHS, OTHER […]

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Six Cape fur seals wash up on Kommetjie beach after being stabbed

By Storm Simpson 08-06-23 19:06

Six large Cape fur seals washed up in Kommetjie, Cape Town, on Wednesday, 7 June. The City of Cape Town said residents informed its Coastal Management Branch that the animals had “what appeared to be unusual wounds.” CAPE FUR SEALS STABBED DEAD Officials visited the scene and examined the Cape fur seal carcasses. It was determined that […]

SA's stance on Russia-Ukraine conflict

Ramaphosa, Putin discuss Africa’s role in brokering ceasefire during call on Wednesday

By Storm Simpson 07-06-23 19:28

According to the Kremlin, Presidents Cyril Ramaphosa and Vladimir Putin held a telephone call on Wednesday, 7 June. READ: BRICS summit hosted by South Africa faces dangers PUTIN AND RAMAPHOSA CHAT ON WEDNESDAY, SAYS KREMLIN News agency Reuters reported that the Russian government said Putin and Ramaphosa discussed the “well-known” African initiative to resolve the Ukraine conflict. The […]

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Woman Constable shot in attack on satellite police station

By Storm Simpson 07-06-23 19:02

The police officer returned fire when unknown suspects shot at her. She sustained a gunshot wound and was hospitalised. A woman police officer was shot while on duty in a satellite police station in the Free State early Wednesday morning, 7 June. READ: Under-fire Joburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda receiving ‘urgent’ medical treatment AUTHORITIES LAUNCH AN INVESTIGATION […]

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Weather warning: Disruptive rain in Western Cape due to cold front

By Storm Simpson 07-06-23 17:18

A cold front is expected to make landfall in the Western Cape on Wednesday, 7 June. The South African Weather Service (SAWS) issued a Yellow Level 1 warning for disruptive rain for the province. The weather warning key indicates a medium likelihood of minor weather-based impacts. READ: Western Cape weather: Up to 80% chance of rain on Wednesday […]

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