The Cape Navigator

Seaside Community Newspaper

Day: March 4, 2024

BPSA Suffers Setback in Fuel Export Dispute with SARS

File photo by Kacper Pempel (Reuters).

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has secured a significant victory in its ongoing legal dispute with British Petroleum of South Africa (BPSA). The High Court has dismissed BPSA’s application for leave to appeal against the Commissioner’s decision to refuse fuel export refund claims and levy forfeiture. The dispute centres around BPSA’s claims for refunds […]

Overstrand Municipality Appoints New Director of Community Services

Seon Swartz the new Director of Community Services at Overstrand Municipality.

HERMANUS – Overstrand Municipality is pleased to announce the appointment of Seon Swartz as its new Director of Community Services. Swartz brings over three decades of experience in local government to his new role. Before his appointment, Swartz served as the Director of Community Services at Breede Valley Municipality for six years. He also held […]

Urgent Search Underway for Missing Indian Sailor in Algoa Bay

Photo by Dirk Erasmus.

GQEBERHA – A desperate search is ongoing for a 31-year-old Indian sailor missing at sea in Algoa Bay. Authorities are appealing to mariners and the public for assistance in locating the man. The man was a crew member on a container motor vessel that sounded a “man overboard” alarm on Saturday, March 2nd, between 17:00 […]

Bayside Canal Gets R87.5 Million Upgrade to Boost Rietvlei Water Quality

Present at the Bayside Canal upgrade site are Yonela Mdlankomo from Water and Sanitation, Ward Councillor Joy Solomons for Ward 103, Mayoral Committee Member for Water and Sanitation Councillor Zahid Badroodien, and Johan Van Schalkwyk from the Water and Sanitation Directorate.

The City of Cape Town is investing R87.5 million to upgrade the Bayside Canal, a project aimed at improving stormwater management and the water quality of the Rietvlei. The upgrade is a response to increased development in the area, which has led to greater stormwater flow and the pollution of the Rietvlei. Key Points: The […]

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