Local Stories
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Knife-wielding criminals target hikers on The Glen trail near Camps Bay
Camps Bay police said no arrests have been made following an armed robbery at The Glen hiking trail near Camps Bay, in which a local couple was injured.
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Double life sentence for man who killed half-sister and her son (11)
A man has been sentenced to two life terms for the brutal murder of his 33-year-old half-sister and her 11-year-old son.
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No taxi accidents on these roads this past festive season
“It shows everything is possible with God. We believe this massive prayer session held as we were approaching the festive season helped a lot.”
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Cape Town opens R125.6 million tenders for affordable housing units
Cape Town invites R125.6 million tenders for 1 194 affordable housing units across Ottery, Lansdowne, Brackenfell and Northpine with March 17 deadline.
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Cape Town mayor opens upgraded Blue Downs stadium
Cape Town Mayor opens R30 million upgraded Blue Downs Athletics Stadium, enhancing facilities for local athletes and communities.
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MTBS word DTBS: Grootste interskole-atletiekbyeenkoms kry nuwe naam
MTBS word DTBS van 2026 af na DF Akademie se naamsverandering, met tradisie behoue vir 7 Februarie-interskole-byeenkoms.
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Sage oor skorsing: Stadsbestuurder hoor Donderdag of hy mag terugkeer
Die drama oor die volgehoue skorsing van Thapelo Matlala, stadsbestuurder van die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit in Kimberley, sal Donderdag in die hooggeregshof op die spits gedryf word.
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Athlone court postpones bail for 19-year-old accused in Marikana mass shooting
A 19-year-old murder accused has been remanded in custody after his case postponed until Monday 2 February for a full bail profile and further investigation.
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Departement weer verhinder om gebou te betree; bittere hofstryd duur voort
Die Hooggeregshof in Kimberley gryp weer in rakende ‘n stryd tussen die Noord-Kaapse departement van vervoer en veiligheidskakeling, en Ocean Echo Properties.
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Shack-fire victims thrilled at receiving new building materials
Shack fire victims from ward 86 in Lwandle were exhilarated at receiving the building material contributed by the Department of Human Settlements.
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