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ELECTIONS 2026 | Special voting hit by major snags as South Africa heads for polls
South Africa’s first day of special voting for the 2026 local government elections got off to a troubled start on Monday, with hundreds of voting stations unable to open on…
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Special vote under way: 92-year-old ANC veteran among early voters in Gugulethu
ANC veteran Sphetho Alfred Willie shares his hopes for honest leadership and better service delivery as he casts his special vote in Gugulethu.
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Winde hails Western Cape jobs record at Tygerberg business dinner
Alan Winde praises the Western Cape’s economic performance, job creation and investment growth.
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Ballot delivery delays affect 217 voting stations in Cape Metro during special voting
Ballot delivery delays affected the opening of 217 voting stations in Cape Metro as special voting got underway on Monday, 2 November.
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Monday commute smooth as City meets taxi organisations
Public transport operations are running normally for the Monday morning commute, with safety services maintaining high-visibility across the city.
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SA economy is 5.3% larger than previously measured, Stats SA
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) has completed a major overhaul of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
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Taxi associations reject minister’s go-slow claims as ‘blatant lies’
Taxi associations have refuted claims by Western Cape Minister of Mobility Isaac Sileku that an unofficial taxi go-slow was affecting parts of Cape Town
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Three arrested in Mfuleni for taxi-violence-linked murder
Three suspects have been arrested in Mfuleni for murder, attempted murder and possession of unlicensed firearms on Thursday 29 October.
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Taxi-violence causes staff constraints at Cape Town International Airport
Cape Town International Airport is facing long security queues as taxi violence disrupts staff travel, with Acsa urging passengers to arrive early.
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Human rights court bid over 49 Cape Town properties
The South African Human Rights Commission has taken the City of Cape Town to the High Court in a bid to block the transfer of 49 municipal properties.
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