Local Stories
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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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Jobseekers advised to update their details on the City’s database
To register and update, they must visit a subcouncil office or SmartCape Centre at a library. They are open on weekdays from 08:00 until 15:30
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‘Thrilling Unruly’ to rouse Baxter audience this winter
The show did two sold-out tours across the Cape Peninsula to wide acclaim last year, playing to baboon-visited neighbourhoods,
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Thousands to flock to the CBD for the Springboks, Barbarians confrontation
Local authorities are urging spectators to be vigilant and arrive early to avoid congestion in and around the Cape Town Central Business District
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Suspected hijacking in Nyanga ends in deadly ambush
Three men were shot and killed in Siyahlala, Browns Farm, on yesterday morning following what police say was a suspected hijacking that ended in a deadly ambush. According to the…
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Wet weather a possible damper for mourners across Cape Town cemeteries
With families preparing to lay their loved ones to rest this weekend in mind the City of Cape Town’s Recreation and Parks Department has warned of possible flooding and associated…
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Emergency services and NGOs respond swiftly to flood-affected Cape Town areas
Cold to very cold conditions can be expected, along with possible snowfall over the western mountain ranges of the Western Cape.
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Serial rapist Lungile Buhlungu sentenced to six life terms in Cape Town
Lungile Buhlungu received six life sentences and 50 years for rapes and robberies in Mfuleni, affirming community justice.
