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AA calls on municipalities to publish lists of broken traffic lights and streetlights
The AA urges municipalities to list broken traffic lights to ensure repairs before elections, enhancing public safety and mobility.
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Khayelitsha CPFs take to the streets in anti-crime march
In an effort to raise awareness against crime, Khayelitsha Community Policing Forums (CPFs), together with members from all four police stations in the area
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Franschhoek Pass closure to end for festive season as R1.2 billion upgrade continues
Franschhoek Pass could reopen for festive season under controlled conditions as major flood-recovery and road upgrade project advances.
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Polisievrou van Lichtenburg doodgery by voetoorgang voor winkelsentrum
Medelye stroom in ná die 53-jarige Eunice Nortman aan haar beserings beswyk nadat ‘n voertuig bo-oor haar gery het terwyl sy ‘n voetoorgang oorgesteek het.
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City expands LED high-mast lighting to high-risk areas across the metro
The City is investing R6.4 million in LED lighting upgrades, enhancing safety while addressing vandalism and maintenance issues across metro areas.
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Voters urged to prioritise service delivery ahead of local elections
Political analyst Amanda Gouws urges voters to scrutinise party manifestos and choose parties with a proven track record in service delivery.
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Student (19) charged with arson and attempted murder after Stellenbosch fire incident
A 19-year-old Stellenbosch University female student has been arrested on charges of arson and attempted murder.
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175 new vehicles boost Western Cape Police as crime fight intensifies
Acting Minister Firoz Cachalia announced the delivery of 175 vehicles to enhance police operations in the Western Cape during the festive season.
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Philippi forum pleads with City to fast-track Brown’s Farm Library repairs
The Greater Philippi Ephilileyo Safety and Development Forum urges Cape Town to repair Brown’s Farm Library, vital for local children’s studies after vandalism left it closed for three years.
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No permanent posts for Western Cape community health workers
Community health workers continue to fight for permanent government jobs, with the Western Cape Health Department confirming no policy change.
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