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Three arrested in separate drug busts across Cape Town
Operation Prosper led to the arrest of three suspects as Western Cape police intensified efforts to tackle drug dealing in local communities.
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Cape Town pays homage to fallen heroes at Remembrance Day Service
The City of Cape Town’s memorial wall now bears the names of 51 staffers who died in the line of duty, honouring more than a century of service.
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Two fatal shootings in Lwandle fuels concern over suspected taxi violence
Police are investigating two shootings in Lwandle, which claimed the lives of two men and wounded one. Both incidents are linked to the taxi industry.
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Tutu family pays tribute following passing of Trevor Tutu
The Tutu family is mourning the passing of Trevor Tutu, eldest son of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, with tributes shared by the Legacy Foundation.
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Bird flu cases climbing as authorities issue fresh warning
Bird flu cases are climbing across South Africa. Authorities urge the public to avoid sick or dead birds and report sightings to protect seabirds.
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Housing activists welcome ConCourt ruling on affordable housing in Cape Town
Housing activists welcomed a landmark ConCourt ruling that found Cape Town and the Western Cape failed in their duty to address spatial inequality.
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Hout Bay Harbour named as cocaine gateway in New Intelligence report
A new GI-TOC report flags Hout Bay harbour as a key cocaine gateway linked to international cartels and Namibian smuggling routes.
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Legacy Tour showcases Masi Violin Outreach musicians across Cape Town
Masi Violin Outreach’s Legacy Tour will see seven alumni musicians perform at community venues across Cape Town while inspiring the next generation
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Mowbray and Rosebank residents stand against hate during peak hour
Mowbray and Rosebank residents held a peak-hour demonstration on 30 June, standing in solidarity with migrants against xenophobia and vigilantism.
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Experts urge debt counselling amid mounting cost-of-living pressures
Consumers are being urged to seek debt counselling as rising food, electricity and living costs continue to outweigh July’s fuel price cut.
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