The news is full of reports of babies found abandoned throughout South Africa – it seems this sad situation is on the rise. For every one baby found alive (and often traumatized from being outside in the heat or cold, starving or bitten by rats, etc.) two babies are found dead. And many are never found.

The news is full of reports of babies found abandoned throughout South Africa – it seems this sad situation is on the rise. For every one baby found alive (and often traumatized from being outside in the heat or cold, starving or bitten by rats, etc.) two babies are found dead. And many are never found.

The news is full of reports of babies found abandoned throughout South Africa – it seems this sad situation is on the rise. For every one baby found alive (and often traumatized from being outside in the heat or cold, starving or bitten by rats, etc.) two babies are found dead. And many are never found.

The iconic Golden Acre building in Cape Town is set to undergo a major transformation, with developers planning to convert the commercial tower into a modern residential complex aimed at young professionals.

With Construction set to begin in October, following its successful acquisition of the Golden Acre complex, local property developers Gary Moore and Roelof Delport, Putirex (Pty) Ltd, has embarked on a monumental redevelopment project.

Lesego Majatladi of Gracht Asset Managers says the target market for future tenants is young professionals to keep the heart of Cape Town thriving beyond business hours.

The next phase in the revitalisation of the Golden Acre complex - in the heart of Cape Town’s Central Business District - is now underway.

The iconic Golden Acre complex in Cape Town’s Central Business District has officially entered a new era. Following a lengthy three-year negotiation process, Putirex (Pty) Ltd—a joint venture between local property developers Gary Moore and Roelof Delport—secured the site at a price of R781.5 million. The deal, approved earlier this year by the Competition Commission, is one of the largest property transactions in Cape Town in recent years.

The iconic Golden Acre Shopping Centre, a fixture in Cape Town’s urban landscape since the 1970s, is set to undergo a dramatic transformation after being sold for R781 million.

Cape Town’s iconic Golden Acre complex is set for a bold revival, with developers confirming that construction on a multi-billion-rand redevelopment will begin in October.

The purchasers of the Golden Acre Complex in Cape Town’s CBD have revealed the next phase in the revitalisation of the iconic landmark – 414 affordable, semi-serviced, residential rental units with approximately 300 studios, 1-bed and 2-bed units reserved for long-term tenants set for completion by early 2027.

Following the historic acquisition of the Golden Acre complex, Putirex (Pty) Ltd, a joint venture between Cape Town-based property developers, led by Gary Moore and Roelof Delport, is excited to announce the next phase in the revitalisation of this iconic landmark in the heart of Cape Town’s Central Business District.

A strategic collaboration between Krones Southern Africa and the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme Foundation (ISFAP) is delivering tangible results, with 29 students funded to date, and a steadily growing commitment to expanding access to university qualifications in South Africa.

There’s righteous indignation about the impact of the Expropriation Act’s enfeeblement of property rights in SA, but far more damaging is the Prevention of Illegal Eviction Act from and Unlawful Occupation of Land (Pie) Act, initially introduced in 1998 to prevent the kind of eviction abuses so prevalent under apartheid.

The comedian, and commentator's debut documentary 'Stolen Ground: The Tygerberg Raceway Story' received 60 000 views within the first 24 hours of being released

The SKUBU Project is led by Sonke Retail in partnership with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI), and it is made possible through the Circular Economy Demonstration Fund, says MANZI.

MANZI Water is proud to share news of its participation in the groundbreaking SKUBU Project, a first-of-its-kind refill store aimed at reshaping how South Africans access essential goods while advancing the circular economy, officially launched this week in Diepsloot, Gauteng. Located at Chuma Mall, this innovative initiative represents a significant step forward in affordable, sustainable consumption and access to everyday essentials in underserved communities.

MANZI Water is pleased to announce its latest expansion plan, which will see the opening of multiple new outlets across South Africa, see images attached.

MTBR-reaksie: ‘Dit was oë toeknyp en hoopop die beste’

The government has withdrawn a controversial cannabis ban, three weeks after it was implemented, acknowledging the need for consultation with stakeholders and the public on the proposals. oor of daar ook ander belastingskokke gewag het.

Reuben Coetzer, spokesperson for Free SA joined Clarence Ford on air to talk on SA’s sudden ban on cannabis food products being withdrawn. oor of daar ook ander belastingskokke gewag het.

The South African government has withdrawn its ban on cannabis and hemp foodstuffs, following public outcry and pressure from civil society organisations, easing tensions for sellers who can now resume business. oor of daar ook ander belastingskokke gewag het.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa plans to lift a ban on cannabis and hemp-derived edibles announced earlier this month following vast backlash over the move. Trade associations and stakeholders felt that the prohibition had no scientific basis and was detrimental to the economy. oor of daar ook ander belastingskokke gewag het.

NATIONAL NEWS - In a press statement Free SA says civil society has claimed a significant victory for public participation and democratic accountability after the Minister of Health, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, announced the withdrawal of his regulations banning the sale, importation, and manufacture of food products containing hemp and cannabis. oor of daar ook ander belastingskokke gewag het.

In wat bestempel word as 'n oorwinning vir die publiek wat betref openbare deelname en demokratiese verantwoordbaarheid, het dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, minister van gesondheid, die omstrede verbod op die verkoop, invoer en vervaardiging van voedselprodukte wat hemp en cannabis bevat opgehef. oor of daar ook ander belastingskokke gewag het.

Civil society group Foundation for Rights of Expression and Equality (Free) SA has welcomed the decision by Minister of Health, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi to withdraw a prohibition notice banning the sale, importation, and manufacture of food products containing hemp and cannabis.

The presidency has confirmed that the health minister would withdraw regulations prohibiting the sale, importation and manufacture of foodstuffs containing hemp and cannabis, following an outcry.

JOHANNESBURG - Government inefficiencies are on the spotlight as treasury is urged to look at alternative ways to cover the budget shortfall.

A new campaign in South Africa’s food industry is empowering consumers to make more ethical food choices while encouraging businesses to commit to higher animal welfare standards. The Verified Cage-Free Campaign, launched by the South African Faith Communities’ Environment Institute (SAFCEI), recognises businesses that publicly declare their commitment to sourcing only cage-free eggs - including free-range, barn, organic, and pasture-raised.

The Black Business Council raises load shedding concerns for small businesses. Why a thought leader says land expropriation without compensation could have unintended negative consequences on the very communities it sets out to assist. And communications lessons for businesses from the recent budget speech postponement.

POTCHEFSTROOM - South Africa cannot afford to celebrate small gains while ignoring the bigger picture.

Taking land without compensation does not create wealth, it destroys it. That's the sentiment from lobby group, Foundation for Rights of Expression and Equality South Africa - Free SA. Noluthando Hlophoyi, a spokesperson at Free SA, spoke to eNCA.

Die besluit om die begrotingsrede ter elfder ure vir amper 'n maand lank uit te stel te midde van onenigheid oor 'n verhoging in BTW, laat die vraag ontstaan oor of daar ook ander belastingskokke gewag het.

Chaos ensued on Wednesday when the 2025/26 budget was suddenly not tabled, sending the rand into a tailspin and triggering turmoil in the Government of National Unity. “Cabinet, therefore, decided not to come and do a presentation of the budget”, said Speaker Thoko Didiza, stating a return on Wednesday, 12 March. Treasury has since lifted the embargo on the details that would have been presented. Here's what would have been allocated to public employment programmes.

ALFRED Challis has risen from humble beginnings as a cleaner to become the CEO of MANZI Water, a rapidly growing prepared water business with over 100 outlets across South Africa.

The Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme Foundation NPC (ISFAP) has proudly invested over R220 million since 2017 to provide crucial wrap-around support to students receiving bursaries from the organisation. This substantial investment reflects ISFAP’s unwavering dedication to ensuring that students are equipped with the tools they need to succeed academically and personally as they work toward their qualifications.

Paul Maritz van die Foundation for Rights of Expression and Equality (Free SA) sê in enige land moet sekere besluite “van bo” gereguleer word. “Jy weet ons moet seker maak dat daar ’n bepaalde standaard is, dat daar ’n oorhoofse, goeie standaard is.

Alfred Challis has risen from humble beginnings as a cleaner to become the Chief Executive Officer of MANZI Water, a rapidly growing prepared water business with over 100 outlets across South Africa.

CAPE TOWN - The Foundation for Rights of Expression and Equality South Africa is urging Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube, to review the Bela Act. Free SA says clauses five and six centralise power in an unconstitutional manner and undermine the autonomy of School Governing Bodies.

The Foundation for Rights of Expression and Equality South Africa is urging Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube, to review the Bela Act.

Etana Energy, the South African energy trading company, aims to unlock R9 billion of new renewable energy investment through a groundbreaking deal with GuarantCo, part of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), and British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor.

Alfred Challis has risen from humble beginnings as a cleaner to become the Chief Executive Officer of MANZI Water, a rapidly growing prepared water business with over 100 outlets across South Africa.

Cape Town – Alfred Challis has risen from humble beginnings as a cleaner to become the Chief Executive Officer of MANZI Water, a rapidly growing prepared water business with over 100 outlets across South Africa.

Johannesburg, South Africa (29 November 2024)—Palaeoscience is a scientific discipline that studies the geologic past of our earth. It might sound a tad complex, but it’s actually a fascinating field that helps us understand our planet’s past and its potential future.

Etana Energy, the South African energy trading company, aims to unlock R9 billion of new renewable energy investment through a groundbreaking deal with GuarantCo, part of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), and British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor.

South African energy trading company, Etana Energy, has signed a R1.8 billion guarantee facility deal with GuarantCo, part of the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), and British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor.