Local Stories
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Tragedy at Lion’s Head: Advanced parakite flight ends in fatal crash
The South African Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association (SAHPA) said the pilot was flying a Flare Moustache parakite.
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Parkscape urges safer Tokai Forest spaces after #WomensShutdown protest
Today, Parkscape works with neighbourhood watches, the police, Law Enforcement and private security partners to improve safety through regular patrols.
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Driver still at large after ploughing into GBVF protesters in Observatory
One man is pushed onto the front of the car while the driver keeps going. He slides off the moving vehicle and falls to the ground.
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Expert warns: Stay safe when shopping online this Black Friday
With online shopping becoming the preferred way to buy tech specialist Grant Hinds on what consumers should look out for before buying online.
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Good Hope Centre redevelopment set to unlock jobs, and Inner-City growth
Once Council gives the final approval, the City will officially put the property on the market through an open and competitive public auction.
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Springboks show their dominance over Ireland in Dublin
Damian Willemse scored five minutes in after a delightful intervention by Damian de Allende’s late run and delayed pass exposing the Irish defence.
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Hundreds gather at Sea Point Promenade to demand justice for victims of GBVF
The shutdown was led by Women for Change, a non-profit fighting for the constitutional rights and protection of women and children across the country.
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Pelican Park High Joins Women’s Shutdown Against GBVF
Pelican Park High School united and wore black and purple to honour the Women’s Shutdown. Photos: supplied
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Camps Bay brings Christmas cheer to Kalksteenfontein Primary learners
Christmas came early for learners at a primary school in Bishop Lavis when the Camps Bay community teamed up to deliver 300 “love boxes”.
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City’s festive season safety plan includes 680 beach lifeguards
CAPE TOWN-Muizenberg Beach held the honour of launching the City of Cape Town’s Festive Season Safety Plan on Tuesday 18 November.
