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Community demands answers from Lingelethu-West police
Residents in Khayelitsha demanded updates on 20-year-old Inga Godongwana’s disappearance during a march to the police station.
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Gugulethu murder: Three men jailed for killing cop and state witness
A Cape Town court jailed three men for up to 28 years for Gugulethu murders of a cop and witness.
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Khayelitsha shootings leave six dead in Makhaza and Harare
Leaders from Makhaza and Harare have expressed mixed feelings following two separate shooting incidents on Sunday 24 and Monday 25 May.
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Anti-immigrant marches prompt urgent government talks
March and March supporters marched in Bellville demanding the arrest of undocumented immigrants, prompting an emergency government security meeting.
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Local crowdfunding initiative turns sporting energy towards education
As runners, walkers and everyday South Africans set personal goals, a new local platform is asking them to go the distance for learners and schools too.
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Mitchells Plain has second highest drug-related crime in the country
Mitchells Plain drops to second nationally for drug crime as Q4 stats reveal serious crime falling, despite South Africa’s high murder rates.
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SANTACO Western Cape statement on alleged criminal activity
SANTACO Western Cape dissociates from individual misconduct, emphasizing members’ accountability while committing to industry stability and law enforcement cooperation.
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Ntomboxolo Kopman supports needy learners with school bags
Councillor Ntomboxolo Kopman donated school bags with hygiene items to 40 needy learners across four Khayelitsha primary schools, promoting motivation and hygiene.
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Community leader urges residents not to take the law into their own hands
A community leader from SST in Town Two, Khayelitsha, has appealed to residents to stop taking the law into their own hands following the fatal shooting of an unidentified man […]
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Devastating Cape storms cause rare surge in dam levels
Cape Town’s dam levels surged to 70.8% after rare May 2026 storms, ending early drought caution. Residents urged to keep saving water.
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