Local Stories
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Thousands to flock to the CBD for the Springboks, Barbarians confrontation
Local authorities are urging spectators to be vigilant and arrive early
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Suspected hijacking in Nyanga ends in deadly ambush
Three men were shot and killed in Siyahlala, Browns Farm, on yesterday morning following what police say was a suspected hijacking that ended in a deadly ambush. According to the…
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Wet weather a possible damper for mourners across Cape Town cemeteries
With families preparing to lay their loved ones to rest this weekend in mind the City of Cape Town’s Recreation and Parks Department has warned of possible flooding and associated…
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Emergency services and NGOs respond swiftly to flood-affected Cape Town areas
Cold to very cold conditions can be expected, along with possible snowfall over the western mountain ranges of the Western Cape.
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U-turn calls for public help
As Cape Town endures severe winter storms, U-turn ramps up emergency aid for the homeless and appeals for urgent public support.
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Salt River-based company turns birthday funds into baby clothing donations
But this year, they’re swapping cake for kindness, choosing to make a real difference by donating clothing to vulnerable babies.
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Ghost Town, Maitland housing project sparks relocation backlash
Construction is underway at Ghost Town informal settlement in Maitland to construct over 100 households with an ABT development.
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Muizenberg beachfront refurbishment nears completion with major infrastructure upgrades
The public can expect Muizenberg’s beachfront upgrades to be completed by Friday 1 August this year. The City says the refurbishment of the Muizenberg beachfront is progressing well.
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Young reporter wins global prize
A powerful environmental article by 13-year-old Alexandra de Roo from Pinelands High School has won first prize in the international Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) competition, a global youth…
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Safe schools plan targets learner-on-learner violence in SA education sector
SSP was launched by ministers Senzo Mchunu and Siviwe Gwarube in Cape Town today. It aims to tackle the “alarming rates” of violence in schools.
