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Long-distance Eastern Cape trips see significant price hikes
Taxi fares in the Western Cape will rise by R2 for some routes starting May 18, influenced by recent fuel price increases.
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Heavy rain tops up Cape Town’s dam levels – 61,2% and counting
Cape Town’s recent rainfall boosted dam levels to 61.2%, but officials still urge residents to conserve water despite the rise.
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Police warn against reckless firearm handling on social media
SAPS has raised the alarm over a viral video showing women allegedly handling and cocking firearms inside a house without proper authorisation.
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IPID probes death of woman following drug raid at informal settlement tavern
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) are investigating a murder case after officers stationed at Lingelethu-West Police Station allegedly tortured a 39-year-old woman to death.
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Ward 86 residents receive emergency flood assistance
Flood victims in Strand received relief kits, providing temporary support amid ongoing housing needs after severe flooding damages.
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KBF slams City over treatment of Lookout Hill businesses
Members of the Khayelitsha Business Forum accuse the City of unjustly evicting businesses from Lookout Hill.
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Over 83 000 persons affected as Cape Town flood relief efforts continue
Humanitarian relief operations are under way across Cape Town following the severe flooding and storm damage over the past two days.
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WC nurses honoured for compassion and care on International Nurses’ Day
Today marks International Nurses’ Day, celebrated on the anniversary of modern nursing founder Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
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Codeta plans electronic fare payment for commuters
The Cape Organisation for the Democratic Taxi Association is introducing an electronic payment system for Khayelitsha taxis, enhancing financial tracking and convenience.
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Cape Town’s storm unleashes animal crisis as Cape of Good Hope SPCA rescues 100 animals
Storm related animal admissions are expected to exceed 100 animals as relentless rain, flooding, and cold conditions continue to batter Cape Town.
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