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Cape Town racing driver Marcel Angel dies after Killarney crash
Cape Town racing driver Marcel Angel died after his car crashed through a wall at Killarney International Raceway during the Extreme Festival.
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Two traffic officers injured in violent Cape Town street race
A Cape Town street racing operation turned violent after a crowd allegedly attacked traffic officers and damaged three City vehicles.
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Cape Town brothel raid leads to arrest of suspected human trafficker
Hawks arrest 55-year-old man in Goodwood after 21-year-old woman identified as alleged trafficking victim during Rondebosch brothel raid
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Body found on Table Mountain believed to be missing man
Cape Town police believe a body found on Table Mountain is that of missing hiker Wayne Barnard, with formal identification still under way.
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WATCH | Cape Town women protest Ekurhuleni killings and demand action
About 100 women protested outside Cape Town Central Police Station, calling for action after at least eight women were killed in Ekurhuleni.
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Nigerian woman faces human trafficking charge in Cape Town
A 29-year-old woman accused of human trafficking will return to the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court on Monday 21 September for a bail application.
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Athlone learners star in film challenging disability stereotypes
A new film by Bridgetown Theatre Company and Eros learners challenges perceptions of disability while celebrating talent, and self-belief.
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Cape Town woman arrested after Nigerian victim rescued in Woodstock
A woman is due in court after Hawks investigators rescued a Nigerian woman who was allegedly trafficked to Cape Town and forced into prostitution.
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Bones found hours after prayer for missing Lotus River girl’s return
Bones found hours after a mass prayer for missing Lotus River girl Anovuyo Oncke await forensic identification by police investigators.
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Foreign nationals targeted in South Africa’s extortion explosion
Foreign-owned spaza shops become prime targets in South Africa’s exploding extortion economy as gangs prey on immigrant business owners’ fears.
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