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Pa en seun beseer: Strand-botsing tref broosbeensiekte-gesin
Enrico en seun Junaid Plaatjies, albei met broosbeensiekte, wag op operasies in Tygerberg-hospitaal ná ‘n ernstige botsing in Strand.
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Motoris in die hof ná driejarige van Strand se dood
‘n Strand-gemeenskap eis geregtigheid vir Lavelle Prins ná die 34-jarige verdagte op R500-borgtog vrygelaat word vir strafbare manslag.
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Bahari Blue Waters to be demolished
The Western Cape Heritage Appeal Tribunal (HAT) has unanimously dismissed the residents’ appeal, clearing the way for the total demolition of the structure at 14 Lewes Street in the Briza…
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Somerset West Police investigate two fatal N2 incidents in one week
Somerset West police are investigating a case of culpable homicide following a fatal collision at the intersection of Victoria Road and the N2 last Wednesday (10 June).
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Sir Lowry’s Pass-man kry 20 jaar vir verkragting van minderjarige
Rushin Meiring van Sir Lowry’s Pass is tot 20 jaar tronkstraf gevonnis vir die verkragting van ‘n minderjarige slagoffer.
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Multi-agency probe into ‘gasping’ carp at Somerset West centre
Fish welfare concerns at The Sanctuary’s dam prompted multi-authority investigations, with experts finding the fish safe and the case closed.
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Staptog vir ‘n doel lewer R100 000 vir Somerset-Wes-skuiling
Francois Janse van Rensburg het 1 522 km van Windhoek na Somerset-Wes gestap om R100 000 vir die Somerset-Wes-nagskuiling in te samel.
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Showdown at Stormhaven Park Retirement Village as homeowners group take on trustees
The tranquil exterior of Stormhaven Park, a Somerset West retirement community established in 1987, has been shattered by an escalating battle between its board of trustees and a large group…
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Lwandle’s policing crisis exposed as detective caseloads soar
A DA oversight visit to Lwandle exposed a severe policing crisis, with 17 detectives carrying 141 cases and one officer per 926 residents.
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Concern after Raithby home hit by group ofarmed robbers
A Raithby couple’s robbery has exposed a series of attacks across Stellenbosch, as police investigate and urge against spreading misinformation.
