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Questions over UK woman who ‘checked in’ months after her death
Questions remain over how a woman confirmed dead on 29 January was recorded checking in at Cape Town Airport nearly three months later.
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Western Cape putting measures in place to deal with escalating anti-immigrant unrest
The Western Cape Government has activated a Joint Operations Centre to address social unrest linked to illegal immigration, emphasizing peaceful demonstrations.
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DA announces major GNU reshuffle, replacing Steenhuisen as Agriculture Minister
The DA has announced key GNU changes, with Willie Aucamp replacing John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister.
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BankSETA offers bursaries in honour of Youth Day 50th anniversary
BankSETA marks Youth Day’s 50th anniversary by offering bursaries in IT, commerce, and finance. Apply via your university’s financial aid office.
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UK woman missing after checking in for flight at Cape Town Airport
Naomi Gaynor Bernes checked in at Cape Town International Airport to fly back to the United Kingdom but never boarded the aircraft.
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Table Mountain cable car shutdown scheduled from 27 July to 9 August
Table Mountain Cableway will close from 27 July to 9 August for annual maintenance, while hiking trails remain open to visitors.
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Dagbreek Cottage safe for now as heritage authority confirms no application
Heritage Western Cape says no demolition application has been submitted for Sunnydale’s historic Dagbreek Cottage despite public concern.
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Top cop backs push for tougher metro police and Cape Town is ready
.One of South Africa’s most senior police officials has thrown his weight behind Cape Town’s push to give its Metro Police greater powers.
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DA’s Hill-Lewis to seek second term as Cape Town mayor
The DA has confirmed Geordin Hill-Lewis as its mayoral candidate for Cape Town, outlining five pledges for policing, jobs, housing and clean public spaces.
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Princess Vlei trail celebrates community victory over mall development
The new Princess Vlei trail has opened, celebrating a decade-long community campaign to protect the area from development and preserve its heritage.
