Daily Dispatch

#1Water World project set for R200m shot in the arm #2History can wait: Project to document BCM’s heritage stalls #3Police officers not telling truth about how accused were transported, says defence #4Shelter at last for Eastern Cape family after years of hardship #5AT THE BEACH | John Rance discovers abundant blessing of the big blue

Politics

Paul O’Sullivan apologises for abrupt parliamentary walkout

Private investigator Paul O’Sullivan has issued a formal apology to parliament for abruptly leaving the ad hoc committee proceedings last week.

By Innocentia NkadimengMarch 05, 2026 at 00:30 pm

News

Water World project set for R200m shot in the arm

National government is set to inject an additional R200m into Buffalo City metro’s troubled Water World Fun Park project, premier Oscar Mabuyane confirmed on Wednesday — despite more than R120m already spent on the stalled development.

By Asanda Nini

Business

GoTyme pulls kiosks from Pick n Pay

GoTyme Bank (formerly TymeBank) is removing its kiosks from all Pick n Pay stores by March 31, though the grocer remains a partner for cash deposits and withdrawals at its tills.

By Daily Dispatch Correspondent

History can wait: Project to document BCM’s heritage stalls

A Buffalo City Metro Development Agency project meant to document the metro’s rich history for the benefit of tourists and residents has stalled — two years after its rollout was marred by controversy.

Police officers not telling truth about how accused were transported, says defence

Defence lawyers in the Lusikisiki massacre trial have accused police officers who are state witnesses of hiding the truth about how two accused men were transported after their arrest, raising questions of a possible cover-up.

Shelter at last for Eastern Cape family after years of hardship

For more than a decade Bulelwa Rasmeni lived in a leaking shack hundreds of kilometres from her Eastern Cape home after storms destroyed the house she had built with her own hands.