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Da Gama Park fire contained after 11 hours
Firefighters from multiple agencies battle 11-hour Da Gama Park fire with no property damage. Collaboration between Cape Town fire services, SA Navy and volunteers successful.
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Cape Peninsula Baboon action plan approved by City of Cape Town
A safety plan concerning the future of five baboon tribes has been finalised, the City of Cape Town confirmed. This plan includes a sanctuary, fencing as well as a waste…
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Cape Town to host 2027 World Mountain and Trail Running Championships
Cape Town is set to become the very first city in Africa to host the World Mountain and Trail Running Championship in 2027.
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SA refuses to hand G20 presidency to a junior US official
“The United States is a member of the G20, and if they want to be represented, they can still send anyone at the right level,” Ronald Lamola told reporters.
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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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Wynberg police crime operation targets drug outlets and shebeens
Wynberg police crime operation targets drug outlets and shebeens in Westlake and Kirstenhof, boosting safety through community collaboration
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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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DA welcomes Western Cape’s readiness for new e-hailing regulations
Western Cape poised to be first province to implement new e-hailing regulations, meter-taxi licence holders have window period to convert. The Western Cape Department of Mobility has confirmed its readiness…
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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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Cape Town wildfire risk rises in Southern Suburbs
Firefighters prepare for heightened Cape Town wildfire risk in Southern Suburbs as summer approaches; residents urged to clear vegetation and follow safety guidance
