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Health Forum calls for action after Khayelitsha EMS hijacking
Khayelitsha Health Forum has condemned the hijacking of an Emergency Medical Services (MSE) driver in Khayelitsha on Monday 22 June
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Cape Chamber warns xenophobic rhetoric threatens economy
Cape Chamber warns that anti-immigrant violence driven by political incitement threatens lives, the economy and rule of law in South Africa.
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Migrants fear unrest as South Africa prepares for protest action
As anti-immigration protests take place across South Africa, many foreign nationals fear the demonstrations could escalate into violence and unrest.
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Khayelitsha Fashion Week 2026 set for Artscape Theatre showcase
Khayelitsha Fashion Week showcases young designers on July 18, featuring upcycled fashion with themes of community engagement and tributes to local artists.
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Cape Town port ranked dead last globally as City demands urgent reform
n a embarrassing blow Cape Town’s container port has been ranked last among 400 ports worldwide, prompting calls for decisive intervention.
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Khayelitsha Library reopens after two-year closure following fire damage
Khayelitsha Library reopened after two years, providing essential educational resources and support for local students and community empowerment.
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Police on high alert ahead of nationwide anti-immigration protests
Police say they are on high alert ahead of nationwide anti-immigration protests on 30 June, with specialised officers placed on standby.
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Sterilisation seen as key solution to animal overpopulation and disease control
Mdzananda Animal Clinic launches a sterilisation initiative to neuter 1,000 pets, combating overpopulation and promoting community education.
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Iliso Care Society hosts debate competition to build future leaders
Iliso Labantu Centre hosted a debate competition to empower learners as critical thinkers, focusing on self-esteem and social issues, aiming for annual events.
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Alarming rate of teen pregnancies in WC during ’24/’25
The DA is calling for urgent accountability after 296 pregnancies were recorded among girls aged 10 to 14 in the Western Cape in 2024/25.
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