Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape Town
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City responds to Fish Hoek Beach sand sculptor controversy
The City of Cape Town has confirmed that no arrest took place and no permit is needed for sand art at Fish Hoek Beach.
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Pedal Power Association calls for justice after string of cyclist deaths
The Pedal Power Association is calling for urgent justice reform after three cyclists were killed on South African roads and one case was won.
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Athlone Power Station site to become provincial heritage site
Crislor BioVentures reaches NCIC national finals with a water resilience model targeting False Bay pollution and creating community jobs.
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Tyla announces A*POP World Tour with Cape Town and Joburg shows
Grammy-winning singer Tyla returns home in January 2027 for Cape Town and Johannesburg shows on her A*POP World Tour. Tickets on sale 31 July.
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Tygerberg Hospital marks 50 years and honours 260 long-serving staff
Tygerberg Hospital celebrated its 50th anniversary by honoring 260 employees for their long-term commitment and dedication to public healthcare.
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Killarney MyCiti bus fire causes major traffic disruption
Traffic around Table View was severely disrupted due to a MyCiti bus fire, causing significant damage to the Killarney Gardens station.
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Pregnant baboon reportedly shot with pellet gun in Imhoff’s Gift euthanised
A pregnant baboon from the Slangkop troop was euthanised after a pellet gun attack in Imhoff’s Gift, sparking an SPCA investigation.
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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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Explore the history of the iconic yacht Voortrekker at SA Naval Museum
Iconic racing yacht Voortrekker has been relocated to the South African Naval Museum in Simon’s Town for public display.
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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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