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Mall ‘killers’ in the dock over Gordon’s Bay triple murder
Eleven suspects face murder charges over the January shooting deaths of three men in Gordon’s Bay Mall’s parking lot, with five seeking bail.
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Perfect time to do a proper pre-winter assessment of your property
City of Cape Town officials urge residents to use weekend cold fronts as opportunity to assess properties for winter readiness and identify vulnerabilities.
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Jack van der Spuy murder: One year after Somerset West fire
One year after Jack van der Spuy’s suspicious house fire death in Somerset West, two suspects face murder charges as family grieves.
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Domestic fracas erupts into chaos in Chris Nissen Park
Somerset West police investigate charges after domestic violence arrest escalated, community attacked officers with stones, four vehicles damaged.
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Historic Javia Mosque in Strand officially declared a Provincial Heritage Site
In a move that honours nearly two centuries of spiritual endurance the historic Javia Masjid (mosque) at 43 Market Street has been officially proclaimed a Provincial Heritage Site.
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40 displaced and 12 homes destroyed in Sir Lowry’s Pass
A fast-moving fire swept through the Rasta Camp informal settlement in Sir Lowry’s Pass on the afternoon of Saturday 4 April, destroying homes and leaving dozens of residents homeless.
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Housing committee elected as Rusthof construction begins soon
Representatives were elected to the Rusthof Housing Development committee with officials announcing construction will begin within a month.
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Not so sweet Soet River makeover removes 10 tons of waste
Nearly 50 volunteers from Making a Change NPO removed approximately 10 tons of litter during a six-hour Soet River clean-up on Saturday 11 April.
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Hill-Lewis elected DA leader as new leadership team unveiled
Geordin Hill-Lewis elected DA leader as party unveils new leadership team, marking major transition following federal congress in Midrand.
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Somerset West residents demand action as Geelsloot project looms
Residents and local business owners in Somerset West continue to complain of a recurring stench and environmental hazards plaguing the Geelsloot, a local anti-flood water-catchment infrastructure.
