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Fourth suspect still at large after Kensington robbery
Tyler Lamb, a metro police constable died after he fell through a roof while trying to arrest one of the suspects.
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South Africa plans for a historic Women’s Shutdown: A stand against Gender-Based Violence
With 15 women murdered daily, Women For Change demands GBV declared national disaster.
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Determined Cape Town man studies law despite life obstacles
Before living on the streets, he had worked as an office worker for a non-governmental organisation (NGO) and later as a trade union organiser.
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Suspects appear in Cape Town court following death of Metro Police constable
The state has since charged one suspect for murder and the other suspects face charges related to the robbery in addition to the illegal possession of ammunition.
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Athlone community split over Najwa Petersen’s parole ahead of hearing
Athlone residents remain divided ahead of the Najwa Petersen parole hearing, debating forgiveness, justice, and her reintegration into society.
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Two foreign nationals charged in R3.5 million abalone bust
The intelligence-driven operation, conducted by members of Operation Lockdown III working alongside the Endangered Species K9 Unit, led to the discovery of 6 400 units of abalone at a premises…
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CHPA warns that cart horses be kept off the roads on hot days
The Cart Horse Protection Association (CHPA) has warned cart horse operators to be mindful of the soaring temperatures. A hot weekend is predicted for Cape Town, the West Coast and…
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Chief heat officer will help to beat the heat
Cape Town appoints its first Chief Heat Officer, Albert Ferreira, to strengthen heat response and protect communities from extreme temperatures
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Cape Town takes bold step towards running its own rail system
Cape Town could become South Africa’s first city to run its own passenger rail service, following the tabling of an ambitious business plan that outlines how the metro can revive…
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Sanccob tightens biosecurity as bird flu threatens seabirds
Sanccob has heightened biosecurity measures after an African Penguin tested positive for HPAI, amid rising cases among seabirds in the Western Cape. The public is urged not to handle affected…
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