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Misdaad vir 9 Julie | Crime for 9 July
Drie mans gewond in Strand-skietvoorval, verkragting onder ondersoek, en polisie soek familie van oorlede vrou in Somerset-Wes area.
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Baiocchi back in Strand Rotary hot seat
Strand Rotary Club recently celebrated the induction of Elenore Baiocchi as its new president for the upcoming year. Returning for a third term in this role, she expressed her gratitude to the club for their confidence and pledged to lead…
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High-octane highlights
The dust may have settled on the 2024-’25 oval racing season, but Strand local Pieter Meyer is still on a high as he looks back on a year of renewed focus, consistent performance and some unexpected twists and turns.
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Watch volunteers in Ward 100 equipped
The handover ceremony took place at the subcouncil chambers in Strand on Saturday (5 July), drawing together key stakeholders dedicated to public safety and neighbourhood development.
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Plenty of beach litter bagged at ‘Save A Fishies’ event
In just 90 minutes, the dedicated group successfully removed a staggering 435 kg of rubbish from the coastline.
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Another 18 months of roadworks at Steenbras Access Road
The scenic route is a favourite among motorists, pedestrians, and hikers, but despite ongoing repair efforts by the City of Cape Town a definite reopening date remains elusive.
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Arbeids-departement amptenaar en 15 ander in hof vir WVF-bedrog
’n Amptenaar van die Departement van Arbeid en 15 medepligtiges het hierdie week in die Bloemfonteinse Distrikshof verskyn na hul inhegtenisneming in verband met ’n gesofistikeerde Werkloosheidsversekeringsfonds (WVF) bedrogsindikaat.
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Political experts: Even without wins, Musk’s new party could hurt Trump
Donald Trump called Elon Musk’s plans for a new political party “ridiculous” – but experts say the announcement shows just how much trouble the billionaire could cause for Republicans.
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Cape Town cruise tourism soars to record heights
Cape Town’s 2024/25 cruise season sets records with 83 ship calls, boosting the economy by R1.32 billion. Enhanced tourism strategies position the city among top global destinations, fostering job growth.










