Local News
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Man dies after opening fire on police in Mthatha operation
A 35-year-old man was fatally shot during a police operation in Mandela Park, Mthatha, after he opened fire on officers searching for illegal firearms.
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Six-year-old boy found dead in washing machine in Cafda
A six-year-old boy was found dead in a washing machine at his family home in Cafda after his father had reported him missing on Friday morning.
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Knysna Padel courts win festive season lifeline after High Court intervenes
The High Court in Cape Town allowed Liv Padel courts to reopen, suspending a municipal appeal that threatened their operation during the festive season.
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Man claims to be ‘Messiah’ after allegedly beheading victim
A 29-year-old man has been arrested after police found him naked in a storm water drainage tunnel, holding what appeared to be a human skull.
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Murder at Naauwhoek: Griekwastad reeled by the possible release of a killer
After 11 years in prison, the Griekwastad murderer might be free within weeks after getting parole.
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Hiker dies in fatal fall from Lion’s Head trail in Table Mountain National Park
A hiker died after falling from Lion’s Head, Table Mountain National Park. This incident is the second fatality in weeks. An investigation is underway.
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Police strike again: R115 million counterfeit goods bust in Bellville
Police in Bellville seized counterfeit goods worth R115 million in a major operation, marking a significant crackdown on the illegal trade.
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Cape Town wins double international recognition as top travel destination
Cape Town received notable international recognition this week, winning the Best City award from Travel and Leisure India and ranking 5th in US News & World Report’s Best Vacations List,…
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Sinkholes collapse 80% of section of R500 road near Carletonville
Sinkholes collapse a section of the R500 road near Carletonville, affecting local traffic. Stay safe and informed about the situation.
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Cape Town records 805 streetlight theft and vandalism incidents in just three months
Cape Town streetlight vandalism has surged, with 805 incidents reported in just one quarter causing significant repair costs.
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