Local News
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Triple Murder in Gugulethu: Police launch manhunt after brutal shooting
The Provincial Serious and Violent Crime Unit has launched an investigation into a triple murder and attempted double murder that occurred in Gugulethu on Wednesday 16 July. Provincial police spokesperson…
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Property owners take City of Cape Town to Court over controversial tariffs
Sapoa is challenging Cape Town’s new property-linked tariffs in court, claiming they unfairly burden property owners, infringe rights, and lack legal basis.
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Luphalaza imbilini yalo ixhoba lolwaluko
Nanjengoko abantu abaninzi xa kufike ixesha lokusa amakhwenkwe entabani bebhiyoza, ingakumbi xa bebuya, ku Masithembe Rawe (onama 31) nohlala kwingingqi yase Extension 4, eMfuleni, livuselela amanxeba neenkumbulo ezimbi. U-Rawe, nonkaba…
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Town Two shisanyama upgrade enhances safety, cleanliness for meat vendors
Nokhaya Kweba emphasized hygiene at the renovated shisanyama, providing essential facilities that enhance the vendors’ working conditions and economy.
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Jayden-Lee Meek murder: Crime scene allegedly staged
Tiffany Meek (31), the mother of 11-year-old Jayden-Lee Meek who was found murdered in Johannesburg in May, appeared in court on Monday following her arrest last week.
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Police search continues for one of the suspected Gugulethu killers
According to police, two men are linked to the gruesome killing of eight people in a shack at Kanana informal settlement in Gugulethu on Sunday 28 June.
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Who are we to complain when no listens to our cries?
There must be a concerted effort to close all the loopholes, otherwise South Africans are doomed to lie at the mercy of criminals
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Think before invading vacant pieces of land in society
People must learn to man-up for their decisions. It’s irritating when people create the mess, then point fingers when things do not go according to their plans.
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Flood victims come to terms with their new living conditions
More than 300 people, including the children, were evacuated as authorities battled to keep up with the number of people affected by the floods
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Prolonged screen time causes ‘more harm’ than good to humans
The physical consequences are also concerning. Children spending long hours on devices are more prone to obesity, headaches, eye strain and poor posture
