Schabir Shaik-like moves at Madlanga commission are sickening

Sick notes have been provided by Brown Mogotsi, Suliman Carrim, Mike van Wyk and now Idac head Andrea Johnson.

Apple commands 90% of Edge AI smartwatch market as shipments surge

The surge reflects growing consumer demand for advanced health insights and the rollout of low‑power neural accelerators.

Cartoon of the day: 14 July 2026

The initial plea deal would have seen Matlala only spending eight years behind bars

Incomplete Lynnwood Road project blamed for rugby fan's death

The delayed Lynnwood Road upgrade project is being blamed for the death of a rugby fan who fell into a trench near Loftus Versfeld.

Wind Power becomes South Africa's fastest-growing renewable energy source

Wind Power becomes South Africa's fastest-growing renewable energy source By Larry Claasen WIND power is the fastest-growing renewable energy source in South Africa, according to a research note published by The post Wind Power becomes South Africa's fastest-growing renewable energy source appeared first on Cape Business News.

Quality plastic piping systems are the foundation of reliable infrastructure: SAPPMA

Quality plastic piping systems are the foundation of reliable infrastructure: SAPPMA SAPPMA highlights the vital partnership between piping material engineers, quality manufacturing and standards compliance THE success of any piping The post Quality plastic piping systems are the foundation of reliable infrastructure: SAPPMA appeared first on Cape Business News.

Vergelegen Wine Estate expands with new warehouse and distribution partnership

Vergelegen Wine Estate expands with new warehouse and distribution partnership By Adrian Ephraim VERGELEGEN Wine Estate is putting its money where its mouth is. Somerset West based producer has built The post Vergelegen Wine Estate expands with new warehouse and distribution partnership appeared first on Cape Business News.

VEGA pressure monitoring helps African utilities reduce water losses and protect infrastructure

VEGA pressure monitoring helps African utilities reduce water losses and protect infrastructure RAPID urbanisation and expanding infrastructure continue to place unprecedented strain on water networks, especially in Africa. Today, effective The post VEGA pressure monitoring helps African utilities reduce water losses and protect infrastructure appeared first on Cape Business News.

Western Cape Brandy industry drives jobs, growth and export opportunities

Western Cape Brandy industry drives jobs, growth and export opportunities By Kris van der Bijl FROM Paarl and Stellenbosch to the Breede River Valley and Calitzdorp, brandy production anchors a The post Western Cape Brandy industry drives jobs, growth and export opportunities appeared first on Cape Business News.

SARCS helps Zimbabweans reconnect with families during repatriation

The SARCS is providing humanitarian assistance to Zimbabweans undergoing repatriation…

Tensions rise in Sydenham over plan to turn Salamat flat into student accommodation

PSC probe into DWYPD irregular appointments excludes Minister Chikunga and deputy

TRC Inquiry: SSA's head unaware NPA was told to halt TRC cases

Don't make these SARS eFiling mistakes as auto-assessment period comes to an end

Limpopo rapist awarded R1.5 million after 16 months in prison over separate false rape charge

Are we doing enough to protect our youth during the Winter Initiation Season? Minister Hlabisa weighs in

Kaizer Chiefs star sends emotional love letter to released teammate

Kaizer Chiefs youngster Mfundo Vilakazi penned an emotional tribute to Gaston Sirino after the club confirmed the Uruguayan's departure.

Cape Town schedules 16-hour planned power outage for Saturday

Cape Town has scheduled a 16-hour planned power outage affecting Pinelands, Langa, Epping and surrounding areas.

New Kaizer Chiefs coach returns defender to his past position

Kaizer Chiefs experimented with Reeve Frosler in central midfield during their 1-1 pre-season draw against Rangers FC in Spain.

Gambling comes at a high price

The National Responsible Gambling Programme has reported a sharp spike in the number of South Africans seeking treatment for gambling-related harm.