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Cape Town’s major mall unveils significant expansion plan

US court to charge suspect in Charlie Kirk killing

The Kiffness hits back at claims he faked losing a R500k deal?

Cape Town’s major mall unveils significant expansion plan

US court to charge suspect in Charlie Kirk killing

By AFP 17-09-25 09:06

Authorities will charge the suspect in the murder of prominent US conservative political activist Charlie Kirk in a Utah court on Tuesday.

The Kiffness hits back at claims he faked losing a R500k deal?

By SAPeople Staff Writer 17-09-25 08:37

Many people have expressed disbelief at The Kiffness’ claims that he lost a half-a-million rand business deal for supporting the late Charlie Kirk.

Major issues prompt closure of Johannesburg SASSA office

By SAPeople Staff Writer 11-09-25 13:04

The suspension of eight officials has forced a key Johannesburg SASSA office to close, coming at the worst possible time for the agency…

ConCourt allows men to adopt their wives’ surnames

By Dumani Moyo 11-09-25 11:36

The Constitutional Court has ruled that men may adopt their wives’ surnames.

Springboks’ Wembley record ahead of Japan Test

By Dumani Moyo 11-09-25 09:56

The Springboks will start their end-of-year tour with a Test against Japan at London’s Wembley Stadium on Saturday, 1 November.

SAHRC calls on Masemola to end migrant healthcare restrictions

By SAPeople Staff Writer 11-09-25 08:41

SAHRC has called on General Fannie Masemola to halt Operation Dudula and other groups from preventing undocumented migrants from accessing healthcare.

Power outage to affect 10 Johannesburg suburbs

By SAPeople Staff Writer 11-09-25 08:28

A planned 8-hour power outage will affect 10 suburbs on Thursday, 11 September 2025, and Monday, 15 September 2025.

UCT officially renames ‘Jammies’ Hall

By Dumani Moyo 11-09-25 08:16

The University of Cape Town (UCT) officially renamed its iconic Jameson Memorial Hall to Sarah Baartman Hall.

Snow-capped mountains in Underberg, KZN.

The KwaZulu-Natal snow town luring big city homebuyers

By Dumani Moyo 10-09-25 17:09

KwaZulu-Natal’s little-known snowy town is quietly luring property buyers from major cities.

The EFF has introduced the Liquor Amendment Bill in the National Assembly, aiming to ban alcohol advertising in South Africa.

EFF wants alcohol advertising banned in South Africa

By Dumani Moyo 10-09-25 16:50

The EFF tabled the Liquor Amendment Bill in the National Assembly to prohibit alcohol advertising in South Africa.

The dredging of the Storm Bay section of Zeekoevlei commenced on 30 June 2025, the City’s first vlei dredging in 42 years. A floating suction dredger is used to dredge organic rich sediment from the vlei bed.

Cape Town’s Zeekoevlei dredging project progresses rapidly

By SAPeople Staff Writer 10-09-25 15:14

The City of Cape Town reports that dredging at Zeekoevlei is in full swing, with substantial progress achieved.

South Africa economy posts modest 0.8% GDP growth in Q2

By SAPeople Staff Writer 10-09-25 13:50

South Africa’s economy grew by 0.8% in real GDP in the second quarter of 2025, indicating a modest recovery.

Government says Walmart’s entry into SA shows strong investor confidence

By SAPeople Staff Writer 10-09-25 13:31

The South African government says Walmart’s investment reflects confidence in the country’s economic direction.

South Africa swiftly denounces Israel’s attack in Qatar

By Dumani Moyo 10-09-25 13:05

The South African government has denounced the Israeli Defence Force’s “illegal” and “unprovoked” attack in Doha, Qatar.

Four new international flights launching from South Africa in 2025

By Dumani Moyo 10-09-25 09:50

South Africa is expanding its route network this year. Here’s a look at the international and regional flights taking off…

Cape Town opens its first drive-through vehicle licence renewal centre

By Dumani Moyo 10-09-25 07:42

For the first time in Cape Town, motorists can now renew their vehicle licence discs without leaving their cars.

Cape Town tops the list of South Africa’s priciest suburbs

By SAPeople Staff Writer 10-09-25 07:30

The country’s five most expensive suburbs, each with an average house price above R20 million, are all situated in Cape Town.

More low-cost flights set to connect London and Cape Town this summer

By SAPeople Staff Writer 10-09-25 07:16

Norse Atlantic Airways is adding more budget flights from London to Cape Town this summer after soaring demand pushed the airline to expand its frequency.

Police nab scores of intoxicated drivers heading to religious events

By Dumani Moyo 09-09-25 17:24

National Traffic Police arrested several drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol on the N1, N11, and R101 in Polokwane.

Is the SABC facing an inevitable collapse?

By SAPeople Staff Writer 09-09-25 11:17

This week, Parliament’s portfolio committee heard that the SABC is financially unstable and approaching collapse. Here’s the latest…

US retail giant enters South African market in 2025

By SAPeople Staff Writer 09-09-25 10:58

Major US retailer Walmart is launching its first stores in South Africa. Here’s when they open and what shoppers can expect.

Five South African cities and the stories behind their names

By SAPeople Staff Writer 09-09-25 09:14

Every South African city has its own story, beginning with the meaning of its name.

These are the spots set to offer SA ID renewals

By Dumani Moyo 09-09-25 08:58

South Africans will soon be able to renew their IDs at multiple locations beyond Home Affairs branches. Here’s what’s new …

Dabula tells Zimbabweans to start their own Dudula to challenge Zanu-PF

By SAPeople Staff Writer 09-09-25 08:43

Operation Dudula leader Zandile Dabula urged Zimbabweans to fight Zanu-PF and insisted that foreign nationals must pay for healthcare in South Africa.

South Africa gains approval to export fish to the US

By SAPeople Staff Writer 08-09-25 20:05

South Africa’s fishing industry secured permission to export fish and fish products from listed fisheries to the US beyond January 2026.

A silent protest took place outside Rondebosch Boys’ High School during a show by leading South African comedian Nik Rabinowitz.

Silent Gaza protest greets Nik Rabinowitz show at elite school

By Dumani Moyo 08-09-25 19:48

Activists held a silent protest outside Rondebosch Boys’ High School during a performance by top South African comedian Nik Rabinowitz.

Table Mountain offers a ticket special for Heritage Month

By Dumani Moyo 08-09-25 17:05

The Table Mountain Cableway is running a Heritage Month special for South Africans this September. Here’s the ticket price.

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