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Western Cape Mobility Minister welcomes court ruling on Codeta interdict
The Western Cape Minister of Mobility Isaac Sileku stated that he welcomes the judgment handed down by the Western Cape High Court, dismissing taxi association Codeta’s urgent interdict application against…
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Hawks nab second suspect in R1 Million Strand cannabis bust
The Hawks arrested a 29-year-old second suspect on Wednesday in connection with last year’s R1 million cannabis seizure in Strand, with the suspect set to appear in court Friday alongside…
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Concerns over stormwater upgrade at John Rumble Park, Somerset West
The municipality’s Catchment, Stormwater and River Management Branch (CSRM) is advancing plans to upgrade stormwater infrastructure in the Geelsloot catchment, a sub-area of the larger Lourens River catchment in the…
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PHOTOS: New frontline against crime
The fight for safer streets received a major reinforcement when the City of Cape Town officially launched its hard-hitting community safety expansion in the Helderberg, deploying a crucial contingent of…
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Outisme: Hulpgroep staan ouers by in eerste bewusmakingsessie
WhatsApp-groep wat in 2023 begin het, groei tot gemeenskapsinitiatief met eerste outisme-bewusmakingsessie by Iqra-leersentrum in Strand.
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Double early-morning tragedy rocks Helderberg
Two men lost their lives in separate incidents across the Helderberg on Monday morning – a 27-year-old found deceased in his vehicle at Somerset Mall and a 46-year-old Malawian national…
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Police crack down on illegal alcohol factory in Faure, six suspects arrested
Police shut down an illegal alcohol factory at a Faure farm, arresting five people and seizing industrial equipment and counterfeit liquor.
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Somerset West casino development gets the green light
The Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board has approved Tsogo Sun’s controversial R1 billion Somerset West casino project after a decade-long application process, despite significant community opposition over gambling addiction,…
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Somerset West surf sisters riding waves
Two Somerset West sisters, Nina and Kayla Bone, are making a name for themselves in the local surfing community after impressive second and third-place finishes, respectively, at the recent Sea…
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South African protesters demand that government sever ties with Israel over Gaza
More than 3,000 people marched through Cape Town on 27 September, calling for South Africa to cut trade and diplomatic ties with Israel.
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