Cape Town
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Quick-thinking locals rescue teenagers from Kommetjie surf
A Kommetjie barista and a Good Samaritan rescued two teenagers caught in rip currents using NSRI pink rescue buoys at Kommetjie Beach.
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Newlands property breaks records with R30 million sale
Luxury Newlands property Forest House sells for record R30 million to international buyer, highlighting Cape Town southern suburbs demand.
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Masiphumelele cyclists crush 2026 Cape Town Cycle Tour
A team of 13 cyclists from Masiphumelele completed the Cape Town Cycle Tour, showcasing determination and how sport can inspire youth to choose a positive path.
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SANDF deployment, taxi violence and police integrity discussed at Cabinet
Western Cape cabinet backs plans to deploy the SANDF to assist police in crime hotspots while raising concerns about taxi violence and police corruption.
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Five suspects arrested in foiled cash-in-transit robbery plot
Police arrested five suspects and seized multiple firearms, including an AK-47, after uncovering an alleged cash-in-transit robbery plan in the Western Cape.
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Cyclists pedal with a purpose, raise over R700k for animal welfare at Cycle Tour
Team SPCA raises record R777,382 at Cape Town Cycle Tour with 102 cyclists, helping 70 animals find homes through adoption preparation.
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WATCH | Motoring adventurers drive length of Africa in three-wheeled car
Would you drive from London to Cape Town in a three-wheeled car? No! Well, these guys did.
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R434 million investment launches state-of-the-art recycling plant in Coastal Park
Cape Town launched a R434 million recycling facility in Muizenberg, aiming to boost job creation and reduce landfill waste through recycling.
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Cape heatwave triggers widespread power failures
A relentless heatwave gripping parts of the Western Cape has moved now affected the province’s power grid.
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Many crews, both land and aerial, battling spreading Simon’s Town fire
Multiple crews battle vegetation fire in Dido Valley near Simon’s Town. Helicopters called for aerial support due to challenging terrain.
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