Good news about e-tolls in South Africa
Cabinet has agreed to write off all e-toll debt for Gauteng motorists, two years after its gantries were turned off.
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Ramaphosa unveils immigration crackdown, warns against xenophobia
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a sweeping package of measures aimed at tightening immigration enforcement, securing South Africa’s borders and cracking down on employers who hire undocumented migrants, as government seeks to respond to growing public concern over illegal immigration while containing rising tensions over anti-foreigner protests. In a nationally televised address from the Union…
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South Africans must say goodbye to the green ID book
President Cyril Ramaphosa has said that the Department of Home Affairs will set a date after which green ID books will no longer be recognised.
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Ramaphosa says the green ID book is ending
President Cyril Ramaphosa says that the green ID book will no longer be issued due to identity theft risks.
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anti-immigrant demonstrations | illegal immigration | Livestream | National Action Plan | President Cyril Ramaphosa | South Africa
WATCH: Ramaphosa speaks to the nation about illegal migration
Catch the replay or read the president’s full speech here.
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New store 60% cheaper than Pick n Pay and Checkers a massive hit in South Africa
The new and first-of-its-kind store SKUBU has been a massive hit in South Africa, with prices up to 60% cheaper than major retail stores.
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Small South African town where horses roam free and residents make their own fuel
Greyton embarked on a transition project in 2011 to establish a resilient, sustainable village.
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Warning to anyone from another country working in South Africa
South Africa’s recently approved Immigration White Paper marks one of the most significant changes to immigration policy in decades.
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Broadcasting | DStv Access | eMedia | etv | Openview | satellite TV
Big DStv competitor in South Africa where you only pay once
eMedia’s Openview provides various live TV channels without a monthly subscription fee.
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Cellphone tower syndicate in South Africa busted after R500,000 battery theft
A syndicate alleged to have been stealing cellphone tower batteries across the North West has been busted by SAPS after being found in possession of R500,000 worth of allegedly stolen property.