Eskom considers permanent Stage 2 or 3 load shedding to improve predictability
Eskom is attempting to give the public more predictability by implementing stage 2 or 3 load shedding on a near-permanent basis for the next two to three years.
Municipalities in Western Cape forced to adjust budgets for generators due to loadshedding
Western Cape municipalities are readjusting their budgets and buying generators in order to ensure a constant water supply due to the impact of loadshedding on infrastructure.
Protecting children’s safety: Western Cape urges parents to verify scholar transport credentials
Service providers offering scholar transport services must have an operating permit, a public driving permit and a roadworthy vehicle.
Tragic end for escaped tiger Sheba: ‘Difficult decision’ leads to fatal shooting
Sheba was euthanised after she had entered a farm with six dwellings of families living there and attacked and killed a domestic animal.
Ramaphosa calls emergency National Covid-19 Command Council meeting
A meeting was set to take place only next week.
Western Cape Health department confirms 2 more Covid-19 cases in the province
The total number of confirmed cases in South Africa has also risen to 24, with the numbers expected to increase as more results come in.
Watch Live: Western Cape premier Alan Winde speaks on province’s first coronavirus case
MEC for health Nomafrench Mbombo said: “People should not panic, we have all systems in place to deal with the virus.”
Suspected case of coronavirus at Tygerberg Hospital tests negative
The man from Parow who is in his 30’s showed signs associated with the coronavirus and had traveled to China in the past three weeks.
Boat accident in Witsand claims the life of a German national
Witnesses reported that a boat had capsized at the Breede River Mouth
Veld fire engulfs Cape Town, expect delays along M5
The veld fire has resulted in the closure of M5 between Claremont & Wynberg.