Latest Good News
-
Hundreds of Thousands of Green Jobs: SA’s Biodiversity Economy Gears Up for a Decade of Growth
South Africa’s revised Biodiversity Economy Strategy aims to unlock hundreds of thousands of jobs over the next decade, putting rural communities, youth…
-
1,732 Artisans and Counting: MISA’s Skills Drive Powers Up Municipal Service Delivery
MISA has trained 1,732 artisans since 2014 and enrolled 860 young graduates on the road to professional engineering registration, strengthening municipalities nationwide.
-
Licensed and Rolling: Gauteng Hands Over 2,000 Taxi and Scholar Transport Permits in Service Delivery Push
Gauteng has issued more than 2,000 operating licences to compliant taxi and scholar transport operators since November, with 400 more ready for…
-
Fynbos, Frogs and a Fish Saved: Western Cape Conservation Wins Restore 13,000 Acres
South African conservationists cleared invasive pines, gums and predatory fish from 13,000 acres, reviving fynbos, uncovering new frog strongholds and doubling Clanwilliam…
-
4.2 Million Visitors and Counting: SA Tourism Surges 12.8% in 2026
South Africa welcomed 4.22 million international visitors from January to May 2026, up 12.8%, with Brazilian arrivals soaring 40.6% and a new…
-
Boks Dig Deep: Six-Try Springboks Hold Off Scotland 42-28 at Loftus
Jesse Kriel’s late try sealed a six-try, 42-28 Nations Championship win over Scotland at Loftus Versfeld, keeping the Springboks perfect with Wales…
Most Read
-
Bafana Bafana Make History: South Africa Reach World Cup Knockouts for First Time
-
Rhino Poaching in South Africa Falls 16% in 2025 as Protection Efforts Pay Off
-
Stellenbosch Scientists Help Build World’s Longest Quantum Satellite Link
-
Western Cape’s Largest Solar Cluster Goes Live as Grootfontein Plant Starts Operating
-
Africa-Led HIV Vaccine Trial Launches in Cape Town in Historic First-in-Human Step
-
New R520 Million Bursary Scheme to Send Over 5,000 Students to University