How SA drivers are championing road safety this Transport Month
October marks Transport Month in South Africa, a time to reflect on how our transport system connects communities, drives the economy, and relies on drivers,
AWARE.org unites stakeholders to Drive Action for Safer Roads
On Friday, AWARE.org hosted the 2025 Don’t Drink & Drive Seminar at the Southern Sun Hotel in Rosebank. Under the theme Driving Action for Safer Roads,
Why age 10-12 is crucial for cultivating a love of reading
Children between ages 10 and 12 are at a fascinating stage of life. They’re no longer little kids, but they’re not yet teenagers. They’re starting
The Blue Crane uplisted to ‘Vulnerable’
PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA, 09 October 2025 – As South Africa commemorated Heritage Month, the spotlight falls on a critical challenge facing its natural heritage: the iconic
E-Hailing services legalised and regulated in South Africa
The Department of Transport has officially gazetted the long-awaited National Land Transport Amendment Act, along with its amended regulations. The Act introduces a new transport
Ramaphosa: Postbank not ready for state bank licence
Government’s aspirations for the Postbank to be a lever for financial inclusion still have a while to go, as the banking institution is “not yet
SABC faces possible nationwide signal blackout by end of 2025
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) could face a total signal blackout before the end of 2025 if urgent action is not taken to settle
SA new laws target police corruption
Two long-awaited laws have officially taken effect in South Africa, introducing major reforms in police oversight and language policy. President Cyril Ramaphosa gazetted the commencement
South Africa’s white population declines
Stats SA’s latest mid-year population estimate for 2025 reveals that South Africa’s white population remains the only demographic group that continues to decline. According to