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Community welcomes raid on illegal shebeens in Gugulethu
Gugulethu police conducted a crime-prevention operation, raiding illegal liquor outlets and seizing R80,000 worth of alcohol to combat crime.
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Man electrocuted during illegal power connection in Harare
Harare police have opened an inquest docket after a man was electrocuted in Funza Street on Wednesday, 27 May.
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Cape Town rated positive by Moody’s for finance, energy and governance wins
Moody’s upgrades Cape Town’s outlook to positive, citing electricity resilience, sound financial governance and a robust credit profile.
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Lingelethu-West shooting leaves three dead and three injured
Provincial police detectives are investigating a case of triple murder and three attempted murders following a shooting incident in Lingelethu West on Wednesday 27 May.
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Chief whip arrested for defrauding four party researchers
A chief whip was arrested for allegedly defrauding four researchers of R233,317 by demanding salary payments for legal fees.
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WATCH | Mashatile’s visit to Mitchells Plain marred by mixed messages
Deputy President Mashatile’s Mitchells Plain visit to assess Operation Prosper was marred by CPF exclusions and community anger over gang violence.
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Community appeals for help after Nyanga shack fire
A shack fire in Nyanga destroyed 11 structures, leaving 36 people homeless; the cause is currently unknown. Community seeks assistance.
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Robben Island Museum launches free heritage pass for children under 15
Robben Island Museum launches NextGen Heritage Free Pass, offering children under 15 free entry with adults from 1 June to 30 October 2026.
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Foord launches children’s financial literacy book in Langa
Parents at St Anthony Care Centre praised the children’s book launch promoting financial literacy and saving money for kids.
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Cape Town rewrites budget rules after high court bombshell
The City of Cape Town today opened public participation on amendments to its 2026/27 budget following the Western Cape High Court’s ruling on tariff structures.
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