Cape Town
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Camps Bay police warn matric learners ahead of valedictory parties
Camps Bay police have warned matric learners that arrests will follow for breaking the law during valedictory celebrations at Cape Town beaches.
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Capetrain Express elevated railway proposal gets boost from Foreshore Freeway completion plans
Cape Town’s Foreshore redevelopment could pave the way for the proposed Capetrain Express elevated railway, linking key areas across the city.
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Opinion | Learning to embrace life when things don’t go as planned
Life can change in an instant, reminding us that not everything goes according to plan and teaching us to trust the journey ahead.
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NASA team visits Cape Town trauma centre ahead of Artemis IV lunar mission
Cape Town’s historic role in space exploration has been thrust back into the spotlight after a NASA team toured the trauma centre at Christiaan Barnard Memorial Hospital.
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Western Cape calls on residents to heed heart disease warning signs
The Western Cape Department of Health urges early detection and treatment of heart disease symptoms this World Heart Day to save lives.
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Clock ticking on Cape Town’s short-term letting by-law as hosts face commercial rates
Time is running out for objections and comments on Cape Town’s proposed short-term letting by-law, with submissions open until 5 October.
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Cape Town think tank explores hybrid working to clear traffic gridlock
In Cape Town where traffic congestion gridlocks are the order of the day, a hybrid and flexibile working model is now being explored.
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City of Cape Town pushes R46 m into basic services in informal settlements
More than 100 informal settlements in Cape Town received 815 new taps and 6 505 toilets in the 2025-’26 financial year.
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Gugulethu residents reject City’s plan to relocate Observatory shack dwellers
Tensions rise in Gugulethu as the City of Cape Town plans to relocate Singabalapha residents, facing opposition from locals over housing and community rights.
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GABS commuters to pay more for selected cash fares
Cape Town GABS commuters face a 4.5% average fare increase from 28 September, with selected cash fares affected by the latest adjustment.
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