Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape Town
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Tragic N1 accident claims two lives; roadway reopened
Two people died in a collision on the N1, just after the R300 bridge, this morning at approximately 09:00. The roadway has since been reopened.
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City calls for tougher bail stance after three arrested for cable theft in Lotus River
Three cable theft suspects were caught on CCTV in Lotus River, and Cape Town’s Mayco member JP Smith demands bail be opposed.
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St James coastal walkway to be extended with donor funding
Cape Town’s beloved St James coastal walkway is set to be extended from Muizenberg to Clovelly Corner thanks to a generous anonymous family donation.
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Mosque could acquire Cape Good Hope Centre, Mayor confirms
The future of the Cape Good Hope Centre remains uncertain as the City of Cape Town reviews the auction outcome and considers the next steps.
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Baboon sanctuary plans face opposition from SPCA
Community concerns over GPS collars on the Da Gama baboon troop prompt an SPCA review, while debate continues over research and sanctuary plans.
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Muizenberg to commemorate 1795 battle with cannon firing
Muizenberg Heritage will commemorate the 1795 Battle of Muizenberg with a ceremonial cannon firing at Het Posthuys on Saturday, 8 August at noon.
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‘Veldskoen’ enshrined at Long March to Freedom Exhibition
The Long March to Freedom Exhibition honors the veldskoen shoe’s history, showcasing its indigenous origins and contemporary significance in South Africa.
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Storm-damaged Kloof Road to reopen by mid-December
Kloof Road in Camps Bay is on track to reopen by mid-December as repairs continue on the storm-damaged route despite winter and steep terrain.
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Come to the table: 1 600 seats, one Mandela Day ‘langtafel’ on Bree Street
Come to the table this Mandela Day. Bree Street public langtafel for up to 1 600 people, with free bread, sponsored meals and more, from 12:00 to 17:00.
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CTMCA seeks fair venue bookings for future Tweede Nuwe Jaar events
The CTMCA is urging the City to allocate event venues fairly after its High Court victory over the cancellation of a Tweede Nuwe Jaar booking.
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