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Cape Town records over 2,7 million traffic offences in a single year
The City of Cape Town’s latest traffic statistics reveal a worrying rise in reckless driver behaviour, with motorists increasingly disregarding the rules of the road.
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City of Cape Town: Planned water supply maintenance from tomorrow in parts of city
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate will be carrying out planned maintenance work on water infrastructure from tomorrow (Monday 1 September) to Thursday 4 September in parts…
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Second house fire in two weeks leaves woman seriously injured in Protea Village
A woman was seriously injured in a house fire in Protea Village, Brackenfell on Friday afternoon (21 August). This marks the second house fire in the area within two weeks.…
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Disability groups fight back against Dial-a-Ride service cuts
With significant Dial-a-Ride (DaR) service changes looming, disability organisations say the City is failing its most vulnerable residents by not offering inclusive transport solutions.
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South Africa’s first female epileptologist: UCT alumna Dr Aayesha Soni makes history
UCT alumna Dr Aayesha Soni makes history as South Africa’s first female internationally trained epileptology sub-specialist, advancing epilepsy care
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“Where I come from, dreams are rare” – Teen singer from Philippi sweeps silver at national competition
A young singer from Philippi is looking forward to making her mark on the global stage and showcasing her singing talents.
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Disability organisations in Cape Town call for inclusive transport
Various disability organisations gathered outside the Cape Town Civic Centre calling on the City to reconsider its decision to limit its Dial-a-Ride services.
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Three-month-old shot in ‘gang hit’ on Cape Flats, dies
The three-month-old baby who was shot in the head earlier today in Bonteheuwel, Cape Town has just passed away.
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Three-month-old baby injured in alleged gang-related shooting
A three-month-old baby boy is fighting for his life in a Cape Town hospital after being shot in the head in what is alleged to be a gang hit.
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Dial-a-Ride service cut sparks outrage among Cape Town’s disabled community
The City of Cape Town announced significant changes to its Dial-a-Ride (DaR) service which will come into effect from next month (September).
