El Nino Sets Temperature Record in Key Pacific Zone
El Nino breaks temperature record in Pacific zone, says EU monitor
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El Nino breaks temperature record in Pacific zone, says EU monitor
Sand truck owners in Mthatha face fines of up to R100,000 and intimidation from police and officials, prompting a meeting to discuss their plight.
South African education department delivers temporary classrooms to Ngoswana Primary School
Creative Secondary School in South Africa marks 20 years of inspiring minds and shaping leaders with its Open Day 2026: “World of Possibilities”.
Tony Balshaw, a chartered accountant, has spent 38 years in East London, providing accounting, tax, and advisory services, specializing in family business advisory services.
South African doctor Yashoda Manickchund shifts focus from paediatric surgery to energy medicine and spiritual guidance.
US President Donald Trump has prioritized energy over Ukraine, striking a deal with Russia's Vladimir Putin for diesel supplies, sparking concerns among allies and rivals.
A former dumping site in Somerset-Wes, South Africa, has been transformed into a thriving garden oasis, providing food for the hungry and nourishment for the community's soul.
Eliud Kipchoge wins Melbourne Marathon at 41, sets course record
Freedom Under Law warns that attacks on South Africa's Constitutional Court undermine democracy
Young apprentices in Burundi learn royal drumming tradition from masters.
The Democratic Alliance is seeking information on the status of a disciplinary council report in the Mangaung municipality.