City Vision
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A prolonged legal battle between the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) and a Gugulethu man has come to an end after the High Court ruled in favour of Aviwe Hopewell Tobi on Monday, 2 February.
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Two foreign nationals were arrested in Samora Machel for possessing two unlicensed firearms and ammunition during a police search on February 21.
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Members of Operation Lockdown III had closed in on a suspect believed to be involved in a mass shooting that claimed the lives of nine people in Marikana.
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Two suspects, aged 34 and 50, are facing charges of common assault following an attack on police officers in Philippi East.
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Following an incident where a Somali-owned shop was set alight, the alleged perpetrator was gunned down a few meters away from the shop.
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Meals on Wheels and Hlengisa Primary School organized a cleaning campaign in Nyanga, educating learners on environmental preservation and community responsibility.
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Makhaza police are pursuing three armed suspects who attempted car hijackings on the N2 near Mew Way, urging increased highway patrols.
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The Khayelitsha Business Forum urges by-law amendments to aid local entrepreneurs, criticizing halaal certificate requirements for catering tenders.
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The Town Two Clinic in Khayelitsha reopened on Monday, 16 February, after being temporarily closed for two weeks following extortion-related threats against security officers.
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