Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape Town
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Cape Town gears up for 55th Two Oceans Marathon as runners arrive for race week
Thousands of runners are descending on Cape Town as the 55th Two Oceans Marathon gets underway, bringing a packed line-up of races.
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Seven appear in court on bus extortion charges
Seven people linked to taxi associations appeared in the Cape Town Magistrates Court on charges of running an organised criminal enterprise.
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Western Cape dam levels continue to fall as water restrictions loom
Western Cape dam levels have dropped significantly due to drought, prompting municipalities to implement water-saving measures and warn of restrictions.
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Battle of Muizenberg and Javia Mosque declared provincial heritage sites
Two historical sites, the Battle of Muizenberg and Javia Mosque, are now officially Provincial Heritage Sites in Western Cape, preserving cultural heritage.
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Muizenberg Sea Scouts host Easter fun fundraiser for families
Enjoy a family-friendly Easter fundraiser in Muizenberg with egg hunts, food, prizes and fun activities, all supporting local Sea Scout youth programmes.
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Cape Town’s hosting of a F1 Grand Prix still up in the air
Cape Town’s potential hosting of a Formula One Grand Prix remains uncertain, with ongoing discussions and bidding processes.
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More than R2,5 million worth of illegal abalone seized at drying facility
The Hawks have uncovered an illegal abalone drying facility in Thornton, Cape Town, with millions worth of abalone seized.
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NSRI rescues sailor and paddlers in double emergency near Simon’s Town
NSRI Simon’s Town crews rescued a stranded sailor and two paddlers in separate incidents off Cape Point, ensuring everyone returned safely.
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NSRI rescues sailor and paddlers in double emergency near Simon’s Town
NSRI Simon’s Town crews rescued a stranded sailor and two paddlers in separate incidents off Cape Point, ensuring everyone returned safely.
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Western Cape dam levels drop below critical 50% mark
Dam levels in Cape Town and the Western Cape have fallen below 50%, prompting concerns over water security amid low rainfall forecasts.
