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Taxi women donate: Khikhi-Murray members give back to Sophumelela learners
Nyanga taxi association women donated sanitary products and toiletries to Grade 8 learners at Sophumelela Secondary School, promoting community support.
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Airways plane blows tyre on landing, closing Cape Town International Airport runway
Cape Town International Airport’s primary runway was shut this afternoon after a Kenya Airways aircraft suffered a tyre failure during landing.
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Langa residents appeal to City to resume rubbish collection in ward 52
Residents of Ward 52 in Langa are appealing to the City to clean and collect rubbish there, saying they were concerned for their health.
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Kuyasa shack fire: Three family members burn beyond recognition in Gushindoda
Shack dwellers from the Gushindoda informal settlement in Kuyasa were left devastated after three family members burned beyond recognition in a shack fire on Sunday, 2 August.
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Tragic shack fire claims lives of three young residents in Strand
A dark cloud hangs over the Strand community after three pre-teens were burnt beyond recognition in a shack fire on Saturday, 1 August.
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Western Cape on track to add 1 800 MW to electricity grid
Premier Alan Winde says the Western Cape is on track to add 1 800 MW of new power in 2026/27, putting the province ahead of its 5 700 MW target…
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Nyanga CPF condemns Klipfontein Road mass shooting
The Nyanga Community Policing Forum (CPF) condemned the killing of people on Klipfontein Road in Lusaka, Nyanga on Saturday, 1 August.
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Collapsed sewer pipe disrupts daily life in Makhaza
Cekeca Road in Makhaza remains closed due to a burst sewer pipe, causing disruptions and calls for faster repairs from frustrated residents.
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Driving licences to last decade under new Cabinet approval
Cabinet approves 10-year driving licence validity for light vehicles, but legislative changes needed before motorists can benefit from extension.
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Cape Town Mayor announces SA-record infrastructure investment
Cape Town has smashed a national record, spending more than R12.2 billion on infrastructure in a single financial year, but not everyone is celebrating.
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