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Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia went viral after an awkward salute moment at a South African Police Service event, sparking funny reactions online.
News South Africa » Western Cape » Social: Western Cape invests R2 billion in social development for vulnerable communities
The Western Cape Department of Social Development (DSD) has highlighted a year of “innovation, accountability, and tangible impact” after presenting its 2024/25 Annual Report to the Western Cape ...
News South Africa » Western Cape » Social: Another suspect arrested after Western Cape Social Development vehicle hijacking
A second suspect has been arrested after a Western Cape Department of Social Development vehicle was recovered during a joint operation involving AFSOL, law enforcement and SAPS.
News South Africa » Western Cape » Social: In South Africa's affluent Western Cape, farmers lose cattle to drought
Drought in country's south follows flooding in north Scientists say intensity of both is increasing Farmers try to adapt but lose livestock KNYSNA, South Africa, Feb 11 (Reuters) - In South Africa's ...
News South Africa » Western Cape » Social: Here’s how many people in South Africa rely on social grants in 2026
Sassa presented its audited 2025/26 Annual Report to Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Social Development on Wednesday, revealing that 18 838 310 social grants were in payment at the end of March ...
News South Africa » Western Cape » Social: South African teens are struggling: Western Cape study shows 33% have symptoms of depression
In South Africa, little research has been done on depression and anxiety among younger adolescents, those between the ages of 10 and 14. Existing studies have primarily targeted older adolescents and ...
News South Africa » Western Cape » Social: Biology PhD candidate researches paper wasps in South Africa
Biology PhD candidate Garrett Behrends used a Henry Mitchell Scholarship to study paper wasp diets near Cape Town, advancing research on invasive species and ecosystem roles.