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Police arrest five suspects linked to Samora Machel church robbery
Five suspects were arrested on Tuesday 9 June, in connection with a church robbery that occurred in Samora Machel on Sunday 7 June.
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CPF calls for regulation of school vendors after 19 learners fall ill
A community leader urges regulation of informal food vendors near schools after learners fell ill from potentially contaminated biscuits purchased nearby.
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Artisans of Mzansi competition opens with R200 000 up for grabs
South African artisanal entrepreneurs have until 30 June 2026 to apply for the Artisans of Mzansi competition, with prize money of up to R200 000 on offer
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Armed men rob church congregants during service in Samora Machel
A Samora Machel community leader has condemned the actions of armed men who entered a church service and robbed congregants on Sunday 7 June.
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Western Cape rolls out new long-acting HIV prevention drug
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness has launched Lenacapavir, a HIV prevention injection administered every six months.
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Six dead in separate triple murder shootings in Lower Crossroads and Langa
Leaders from Lower Crossroads and Langa have urged law enforcement agencies to strengthen security in their communities.
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Community pays tribute to Mzoli ‘Tar Mzo’ Ngcawuzele
The Gugulethu community mourns the death of businessman Mzoli Ngcawuzele, known as Tar Mzo, celebrated for his impact on local development and tourism.
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Eyadini residents horrified after decapitated body found in Browns Farm
Residents of Eyadini informal settlement in Browns Farm, Philippi are reeling in shock after a decapitated body was discovered between shacks on Saturday 6 June.
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Western Cape audit results mostly good, with notable exceptions
The province’s 2024-’25 audit outcomes show that 25 of 30 municipalities achieved unqualified results, the gold standard of audit outcomes.
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Early intervention gives clubfoot children a chance to thrive
Jessica and Amara’s success stories illustrate that early diagnosis and treatment of clubfoot lead to active, fulfilling lives for children.
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