Cape Town
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Opposition slams City’s draft animal keeping by-law as absurd
The GOOD Party has slammed the City of Cape Town’s draft Animal Keeping By-Law as absurd, warning of warrantless searches and paid pet permits.
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Body of fatally shot teenager found under a bridge in Bridgetown
A 19-year-old man was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds under a bridge in Blossom Road, Bridgetown. Athlone police are investigating.
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GALLERY | Eight new public artworks celebrate community stories
Eight new public artworks have been added to parks, sports grounds, libraries and community spaces across Cape Town over the past year.
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Cocktail festival returns for eight days of drinks and events
The AJABU Cocktail & Spirits Festival returns to Cape Town from 14 to 22 November with eight days of drinks, classes and bar events.
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Opinion | Balancing the costs of limitless convenience
Rapidly advancing technology meets our desires instantly, raising critical questions about the ultimate price we will pay for seamless convenience
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False Bay baboon activists strongly oppose caging of local troops
One hundred protesters gathered near Scarborough to oppose the caging of two baboon troops, sparking a fierce debate over fencing and permanent captivity.
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Bo-Kaap residents demand protection of Auwal Mosque heritage
Residents can comment on the Kensington, Factreton and Wingfield development framework at a public meeting on 19 September.
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Cape Town Mayor promises more clean public spaces
Cape Town mayoral candidate Geordin Hill-Lewis launched his clean public spaces pledge at Grassy Park’s historic Princess Vlei eco-heritage site
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Ocean View Park renamed to honour tragic passing of Emaan Solomons
Cape Town leaders joined a grieving family in Ocean View to officially rename Libra Road Park to Emaan Oosthuizen Park, honoring a child lost to gang crossfire.
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Kensington, Factreton residents invited to shape future development
Residents can shape the future of Kensington and Factreton at a public meeting on the City’s draft development framework on 19 September.
