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Yellow Level 2 warning issued for 5 provinces
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The South African Weather Service has issued a yellow level 2 weather alert for severe thunderstorms across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumlanga, Limpopo and the Free State.
The thunderstorms are expected to persist throughout the day bringing damaging winds and excessive lightning that may cause disruptions to transport and society.
Residents in low-lying areas are advised to take extra precaution due to potential localised flooding.
Forecaster Lehlohonolo Thobela says the warning applies especially for the eastern parts of Gauteng into the southern parts of Limpopo as well as Mpumalanga and the western interior of KwaZulu-Natal and the Free State.
The thunderstorms are expected to persist throughout the day bringing damaging winds and excessive lightning that may cause disruptions to transport and society.
Residents in low-lying areas are advised to take extra precaution due to potential localised flooding.
Forecaster Lehlohonolo Thobela says the warning applies especially for the eastern parts of Gauteng into the southern parts of Limpopo as well as Mpumalanga and the western interior of KwaZulu-Natal and the Free State.
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National Township Economy Awards set for 22 November 2025
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The National Township Economy Awards 2025 is set to take place on 22 November 2025, in Tembisa.
The awards celebrate the power and resilience of township entrepreneurs across South Africa.
The recognition spans various categories, including social impact, manufacturing, and creative arts, showcasing the untapped potential thriving in townships.
The National Township Economy Awards aim to drive economic transformation and recognize the adaptive and community-rooted nature of township enterprises that form the backbone of South Africa's economy.
The awards celebrate the power and resilience of township entrepreneurs across South Africa.
The recognition spans various categories, including social impact, manufacturing, and creative arts, showcasing the untapped potential thriving in townships.
The National Township Economy Awards aim to drive economic transformation and recognize the adaptive and community-rooted nature of township enterprises that form the backbone of South Africa's economy.
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August events boost Cape Town's local economy
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The City of Cape Town says events hosted in August have boosted the local economy, generating economic activity of around 200-million-rand.
The metro hosted 104 events which included rugby, film and lifestyle festivals, attracting thousands of people, including spectators and participants.
The Rugby Championship match between South Africa and Australia attracted August’s biggest crowd, with over 62-thousand fans at the Cape Town Stadium.
Mayoral committee member for Safety and Security JP Smith says they are already gearing up for an even busier September.
The metro hosted 104 events which included rugby, film and lifestyle festivals, attracting thousands of people, including spectators and participants.
The Rugby Championship match between South Africa and Australia attracted August’s biggest crowd, with over 62-thousand fans at the Cape Town Stadium.
Mayoral committee member for Safety and Security JP Smith says they are already gearing up for an even busier September.
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