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Residents of Thembukhwezi, Khayelitsha were left disturbed by the discovery of the body of a newborn dumped in a shipping container on Monday 20 April.
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Cape Town’s City App now allows public reporting of bylaw incidents, enhancing safety and reducing emergency call volumes.
Eskom customers in the Western Cape are facing power outages due to weather-related infrastructure damage; restoration efforts are ongoing.
“Never give up on life” were the words of a young businessman, Inga Mkoko from Lusaka, Nyanga, founder of Sir Vas Legacy Business.
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Fourth-year medical students hosted a TB and HIV/AIDS awareness event, educating healthcare workers and addressing misconceptions in the community.
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The Gugulethu-born artist described his recent debut at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival alongside local band The Hii Rollers, as a dream.
A young farmer in Khayelitsha emphasizes hard work and community empowerment through various projects, facing challenges like water shortages and funding.
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An unidentified man shot and killed at Ilitha Park in Khayelitsha on Thursday 16 April.
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Ward 108 councillor Nkosiphendule Lombi has urged community members not to take the law into their own hands.
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The South African National Taxi Council in Western Cape elected new leadership, emphasizing peace, unity, and accountability in the taxi industry.
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