Local News
-
Book launched on Guinness World Record running trip through Africa
The entrepreneur and investor Keith Boyd, previously from Durbanville, who has broken a Guinness World Record for the fastest run from Cape Town to Cairo last year, launched a book…
Source:
-
Tears of joy as parents celebrate the miraculous lives of premature babies
Parents of premature babies celebrate precious life
Source:
-
Two additional persons sentenced in R7m luxury vehicle fraud case
BLOEMFONTEIN – The ongoing high-profile fraud case against eight accused fingered in defrauding Standard Bank and West Bank of about R7 million to purchase high-end vehicles, has resulted in the…
Source:
-
Security tightened after two injured in Walmer Park robbery
Security has been tightened at Walmer Park Shopping Centre following a dramatic armed robbery at Fischer’s Jewellers on Tuesday morning.
Source:
-
Big development plans for Altydgedacht wine farm despite urban edge
Residents and local stakeholders are being invited to comment on ambitious plans to develop part of the historic Altydgedacht wine farm in Durbanville — one of the largest residential projects…
Source:
-
Death toll from N8 crash involving bus and truck surpasses previous accidents
Critical injured six survivors of the fatal N8 tragic accident still hospitalised
Source:
-
Massive industrial fire prevented in Montague Gardens
fierce warehouse fire in Montague Gardens on Thursday 13 November nearly escalated into a large-scale industrial catastrophe, but swift action by City firefighters halted the blaze before it could spread…
Source:
-
Bothasig CPF’s social walk raises awareness about GBVF and community safety
The Bothasig community united against gender-based violence during a social walk, raising awareness and emphasizing collective action for change.
Source:
-
Firefighters battling Phumlani Village blaze
“Firefighters battle blaze sweeping Phumlani Village. Strong winds and dense shacks create challenges for Cape Town Fire and Rescue crews.”
Source:
-
Community fights Velodrome plans
Bellville Velodrome faces uncertain future as Cape Town pursues R300 million private redevelopment. Community advocates fight to preserve affordable access for disadvantaged youth and para-athletes against commercialization fears.
Source:
