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Nyanga CPF demands justice for slain police sergeant
Nyanga CPF demands justice after a police sergeant was killed in Khayelitsha, urging swift arrests as Western Cape police continue the investigation.
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Coronation CEO bridges gap between students and investment industry
Coronation CEO Anton Pillay hosted students from UCT, UWC and Stellenbosch University for a Youth Month discussion on AI and future careers.
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Off-duty police officer shot at Town Two, murder case opened
Lingelethu police in Khayelitsha registered a murder case following the fatal shooting of an off-duty officer at Town Two on Sunday 21 June.
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Every Step Counts: Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread walk fights childhood hunger
The fundraising event has been fighting childhood hunger for 58 years. It offers a 5 km or 10km route, with medals and refreshments for all participants.
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Young South Africans drive record voter registration turnout
Over 330,000 South Africans registered to vote in the 2026 Local Government Elections on Day 1, with youth leading applications nationwide.
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School shares gang-busting strategy with the community
West End Primary School shares the six-step Sanctuary Model that helped it reach the World’s Best School Prize and tackle gangsterism.
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Home Affairs open all weekend to help voters get IDs
Home Affairs offices open 20–21 June 2026. Collect or apply for your Smart ID — over 370 000 are ready for pickup — before you register to vote.
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Everything you need to know to register to vote this weekend
South Africa’s IEC opens 23 706 voting stations on 20–21 June 2026. Register, check, or update your details ahead of the local government elections.
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Tears of joy as Gugulethu beneficiaries receive long-awaited homes
Eight beneficiaries in Gugulethu received new homes, reflecting emotional journeys and gratitude, as councillor Mjuza praised their enduring patience.
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South Africa faces two traffic fine systems at once
Fines SA warns that AARTO will not replace the current system immediately. Two fine frameworks may run side-by-side, with different rules.
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