Kaylynne Bantom
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Cape Town’s Smart Flo programme has distributed 2 306 reusable menstrual kits to learners, helping address period poverty and promote menstrual dignity.
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With less than a week until the 4 November elections, the Police Ministry is engaging key stakeholders to strengthen security and assess readiness
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Family, friends and colleagues gathered in George to remember police diver WO Dewald Vorster, who died during a training exercise near Robben Island.
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Drie buitelandse burgers wat van menshandel aangekla is, bly in aanhouding tot hul borgaansoek op 2 November in die Kaapstadse landdroshof.
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Two men were shot dead and another wounded at the Maitland taxi rank. Police suspect taxi-related violence as residents are urged to remain vigilant.
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The Cape Chamber welcomes increased municipal funding and a temporary R10 billion fuel levy reduction to ease pressure on businesses, infrastructure.
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Political analyst Amanda Gouws urges voters to scrutinise party manifestos and choose parties with a proven track record in service delivery.
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SOSRA is awaiting a High Court decision on leave to appeal a ruling that found St John Road building plans unlawful but refused to scrap them.
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The ANC is discussing the conduct of national chairperson Gwede Mantashe, who is under fire over remarks about women, Ramaphosa confirmed.
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Unmute Dance Theatre brings disability inclusion to FAME Week Africa, performing and joining a panel on inclusive creative environments.
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