Local News
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Langa drain restoration project clears 20+ drains, removes 200 waste bags
A community project in Langa cleaned waste, cleared stormwater drains, and educated residents on water conservation and management.
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Samora Machel community in fear after mother and son found shot dead
Samora Machel police registered two counts of murder after a mother and son were shot and killed in their home in Samora Machel on Sunday 19 July.
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Langa fundraising walk: ZNO hosts 3rd annual charity event
To raise funds for needy children, Zenazi Ndinani Organisation (ZNO) from Langa will host its 3rd Annual Fundraising Walk in Langa on Monday 10 August.
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Lwandle residents demand more police visibility after shooting spree
Lwandle residents are reeling after four people were shot and killed in two separate shooting incidents in the area on Saturday 18 July.
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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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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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Nonkqubela Informal Traders workshop: 20 vendors graduate at Site B
Nonkqubela Informal Traders Organisation celebrated 20 members graduating from a workshop focused on workers’ rights, organized by the University of the Western Cape and City of Cape Town.
