Dinosaur tracks, made 140 million years ago, have been found for the first time in South Africa's Western Cape
Dinosaurs have captured people's imagination ever since their bones and teeth were first scientifically described in 1822 by ...
‘Capturing Water’ Spotlights South Africa’s Grassroots Fight to Preserve Precious Resource Before It Runs Out
The documentary by Intl. Emmy Award-nominated filmmaker Rehad Desai shows a country's struggle to safeguard the supply of ...
Building on Education: Western Cape Education Department on track with Rapid School Build Programme
As part of its Rapid School Building Programme, the WCED is set to complete three additional schools, addressing the urgent ...
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140M-Year-Old Dinosaur Tracks Found for the First Time in South Africa’s Western Cape
Scientists have discovered South Africa’s youngest known dinosaur tracks along the remote coastline of the Western Cape. The newly identified footprints, estimated to be around 140 million years old, ...
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Hijackers target a new group of vehicles in South Africa
Recent data shows that hijackers have shifted their focus from everyday cars to fleet or business vehicles as their primary ...
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Scientists Find Proof That Dinosaurs Roamed The Western Cape
More proof that dinosaurs roamed the Western Cape comes from fossils found in the area. Cretaceous-age bones have been ...
Western Cape launches Orgamites Programme to promote organ donation among children
Learn about the innovative Orgamites initiative launched in South Africa to raise awareness about organ donation among children.
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SAPS Destroys R340 Million Worth of Drugs Confiscated in Eastern and Western Cape, SA Has Questions
SAPS is celebrating the destruction of R340 million worth of drugs confiscated in the Eastern and Western Cape, but Mzansi ...
‘Disturbing’ rise in police misconduct across South Africa
As police misconduct cases surge in South Africa, the IPID report highlights alarming statistics and the need for ...
‘Old Righteous Blues’ Hits Right Notes in Portrayal of Fractured Cape Malay Community Coming Together
Twenty years after a bitter rivalry tears a tight-knit Cape Malay community apart, the ghosts of the past threaten to consume ...
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South Africa’s tourism recovery: Why geographical spread is crucial for future growth
David Frost, Satsa CEO, explores South Africa’s uneven tourism recovery and urges action to broaden its reach beyond Cape ...