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Four killed in separate shootings in Lwandle
Four people, including a woman, were killed in separate shootings in Lwandle in the early hours of Saturday. Police have launched murder investigations.
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Joint operation seizes R12 million in illicit alcohol in Stellenbosch
A coordinated law enforcement blitz has resulted in the seizure of illicit liquor valued at a staggering R12 million in Plankenburg, Stellenbosch.
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68-year-old Mandrax dealer stripped of R5.3 million as Hawks dismantle drug syndicate
A 68-year-old convicted Mandrax dealer has been stripped of assets worth more than R5.3 million as the Hawks dismantled a drug syndicate.
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Mandela Day Khayelitsha: A celebration of community
Community members celebrated Mandela Day at Sinethemba in Khayelitsha, promoting unity through service, education, and support against domestic violence.
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Matriculant of the Year | Discipline, goals set top candidates apart
“What makes this competition so important is that a top group of South Africa’s future elite are able to interact regarding certain skills.”
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Langa residents praise police after alleged extortionist arrested
Langa residents commend police for arresting an alleged extortionist, though fears persist regarding other extortionists and officer trust.
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Ward 86 beauty pageant contestants give back through community clean-up
Contestants of Mr and Miss Ward 86 Pageant engaged in community clean-up campaigns, promoting hygiene and empowerment in local youth.
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560 service sites to be developed in ward 108, Mfuleni
Ward 108 in Mfuleni will receive infrastructure for 560 sites, including sewage, water, and electricity by May next year.
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City calls for essential water use only following treatment plant disruptions
Cape Town residents and businesses are urged to limit non-essential water use due to disruptions in water treatment capacity.
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Opinion | Cape Town housing crisis why workers cannot afford homes
Rising housing prices, municipal tariffs and transport costs are pushing Cape Town’s workers farther from the city they serve daily.
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