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Cyclist dies after taxi crash on Victoria Road in Camps Bay
The 61-year-old male cyclist who was severely injured following a crash involving a minibus taxi on Victoria Road in Camps Bay has died.
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Police community hold Easter outreach for Heaven’s Nest in Ottery
Grassy Park CPF spreads Easter joy with outreach visits to Ottery and Phumlani, treating children to fun activities and sweet surprises
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Ocean View school bids farewell to dedicated staff member after 37 years
After 37 years at Kleinberg Primary, Naazly Hector retires, leaving behind a legacy of dedication, resilience and service in Ocean View.
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Tax institute welcomes appointment of Ngobani as next SARS commissioner
The South African Institute of Taxation welcomed the appointment of Dr Ngobani Johnstone Makhubu as the next SARS Commissioner.
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Cyclist airlifted after taxi crash on Victoria Road in Camps Bay
A 61-year-old male cyclist sustained injuries and has been airlifted to hospital following a crash involving a taxi on Victoria Road in Camps Bay.
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Easter crackdown nets 29 arrests on Western Cape roads
A total of 29 motorists were arrested during Easter roadblocks in the Western Cape, with drunk driving and unsafe vehicles among key offences
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Joint police and military operations target gang activity in Gqeberha
The South African Police Service, in close coordination with the South African National Defence Force, has conducted sustained joint operations in gang-and drug-affected areas of Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape,…
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Breaking news: Second US downed airman found safe and sound in Iran
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that a second airman downed inside Iran was “safe and sound” following a search and rescue operation.
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City confirms waste collection will continue over Easter
Cape Town waste collection will continue as normal over Easter, with residents urged to put bins out early and report missed pickups after 48 hours.
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Power outage hits Cape Town airport after kites tangle in high-voltage lines
Cape Town International Airport runs on generator power after kites caused a pre-dawn outage, with minimal disruption as Eskom works to restore supply.
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