Local Stories
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22-Year-old woman murdered in Fish Hoek home, police investigate
Fish Hoek police investigate murder of 22-year-old woman found dead at Echo Street residence. Community Policing Forum urges vigilance while reassuring residents about declining crime rates.
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Camps Bay community rallies to support school secretary battling breast cancer
She started chemotherapy on Wednesday 15 October and will undergo eight rounds, every 21 days, followed by surgery and radiation.
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Ballroom dance helps restore dignity for Cape Town shelter Performers
The project has helped participants heal, feel empowered, and regain their dignity, using the performing arts to grow and express themselves.
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Fourth suspect still at large after Kensington robbery
Tyler Lamb, a metro police constable died after he fell through a roof while trying to arrest one of the suspects.
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Grassy Park CPF hosts youth forum addressing bullying, gangsterism and Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
CAPE TOWN-More than 40 learners across Grassy Park gathered for a meeting at Fairview Primary School on Saturday 1 November to discuss how bullying and gangsterism affected the local youth.
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Determined Cape Town man studies law despite life obstacles
Before living on the streets, he had worked as an office worker for a non-governmental organisation (NGO) and later as a trade union organiser.
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Suspects appear in Cape Town court following death of Metro Police constable
The state has since charged one suspect for murder and the other suspects face charges related to the robbery in addition to the illegal possession of ammunition.
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Rare Himalayan tahrs encounter thrills Table Mountain hikers
Renowned photographer Jean Tresfon shared his exhilarating Table Mountain hike with companions Cleeve Robertson and Barry Beyleveld on November 5. They navigated the Pipe Track and Slangolie Ravine, appreciating the…
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Cape Town men run in purple speedos to raise prostate cancer awareness
As Cancer Awareness Month (commemorated in October) ended more than 20 men joined the annual walk on Friday 31 October.
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David Kramer and Taliep Petersen to receive Cape Town’s highest civic honour
Few creative partnerships have captured the soul of Cape Town quite like that of David Kramer and the late Taliep Petersen. Today their legacy continues to echo deeply with audiences…
