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Opinion| How many women must die before South Africa acts?
Five women have been found dead in Kempton Park since July. Elizabeth Moselakgomo went for a run and did not come home. A declaration is not
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Matriculant of the Year | Here are the top candidates in esteemed competition
The University of the Free State (UFS) and Novus Media’s 45th Matriculant of the Year competition today announces its top group.
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City of Cape Town opens additional film fund round for 2026/27 productions
The City of Cape Town is inviting filmmakers to apply for an additional Film Fund round, with submissions open until 7 October for 2026/27 productions.
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Scam targeting teachers resurfaces in Western Cape
New, unemployed and substitute teachers in the Western Cape are again being targeted by a scam that promises permanent posts.
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Nominate your neighbourhood watch heroes for annual awards
Nominations for Cape Town’s annual Neighbourhood Watch awards have opened, with Mayco member JP Smith urging residents to recognise community volunteers.
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Cape Town calls for public input on draft burial and cremation policy
Cape Town seeks public input on its draft Burial, Cremation, and Cemeteries Management Policy addressing space shortages and community needs.
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Cape Town’s new policing nerve centre set to boost crime response
Cape Town is finalizing a new Joint Public Safety Operations Centre to enhance policing, coordination, and integrate advanced safety technologies.
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City enforcement’s road-related infringement blitz yields results
Cape Town’s enforcement departments arrested 407 individuals last week, including a drunk driver, amid rising safety concerns and bylaw infringements.
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Hill-Lewis: Cape Town seals first power deals below Eskom rates
Cape Town has signed its first power purchase agreements with independent solar producers, securing electricity below Eskom rates, a first for a South African city.
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Cape Town murder rates decline in LEAP areas as mayor pushes for more policing powers
Cape Town LEAP zones see major drops in murder rates, but Mayor Hill-Lewis warns a low 5% conviction rate keeps criminal elements on the streets
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