Kaylynne Bantom
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Despite ongoing gang-related shootings in Kensington, police say they are making steady progress in efforts to restore stability to the area.
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The spirit of unity took over as the 16th Cape Town Carnival turned Human Rights Day into a vibrant showcase of local talent and cultural pride.
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Suspects in Kensington will no longer need to be transported out of the area, as newly refurbished holding cells at the local police station are now operational.
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The City of Cape Town welcomed 50 newly selected junior city councillors (JCC) on Saturday 7 March, chosen from a record-breaking 929 applications.
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A 43-year-old foreign national has been arrested in connection with the murder of an elderly Camps Bay resident who was found dead in his home last year.
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Searle Street residents who faced eviction after a Cape Town magistrate ruled it lawful will remain in their homes for now after lodging an appeal.
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A routine Monday morning turned into a life-changing moment when Maitland firefighter, Firdous Seat helped bring her nephew into the world.
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With the world’s eyes on the Western Cape the Made in the Cape event again proved why it is a powerhouse of global trade connection and opportunity.
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The future of the Good Hope Centre is under the spotlight as the City of Cape Town begins vetting qualifying bids against legal and other requirements.
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Land activists and political party representatives, gathered outside the Good Hope Centre this morning to protest.
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