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Knife-wielding criminals target hikers on The Glen trail near Camps Bay
Camps Bay police said no arrests have been made following an armed robbery at The Glen hiking trail near Camps Bay, in which a local couple was injured.
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Cape Flats communities under siege as gang and firearm violence escalates
Gang violence on the Cape Flats continues to wreak havoc on communities, leaving a trail of blood in its wake.
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Legal battle continues as WCED appeals Heathfield principal’s reinstatement
WCED appeals Labour Court decision to reinstate Wesley Neumann as Heathfield High principal, suspending his return after 5-year legal battle.
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Man airlifted after car plunges down Chapman’s Peak cliff
A 47-year-old man was airlifted to hospital after his vehicle plunged down a cliff along Chapman’s Peak Drive on Sunday morning.
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Two workers rescued after trench collapse at V&A Waterfront
Workers were trapped when a trench collapsed at a building site at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.
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Provincial disaster management centre visit gives international students governance insight
International postgraduate students visited the Provincial Disaster Management Centre to gain first-hand insight into Western Cape disaster coordination and governance.
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Wynberg court protest as activists oppose bail in Steenberg murder case
Activists gathered at Wynberg Magistrates’ Court to oppose bail for the accused in the murder of Steenberg woman Shanice Rudolph.
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Malema’s political future at stake as he returns to court in firearm discharge case
EAST LONDON – The political future of EFF leader Julius Malema hangs in the balance as he returns to the East London Magistrate’s Court today for pre sentencing in his…
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Community responds with donations as Masiphumelele fire affects over 1100 people
Masiphumelele fire destroys 363 structures, displacing 1,124 residents. Relief efforts underway with Gift of Givers and Living Hope assistance.
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Four-hour fire ravages Masiphumelele homes affecting 650 residents seeking help
Devastating Masiphumelele fire affects 650 residents as families lose homes and belongings. Community organizations seek urgent donations for victims.
