Local Stories
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Cape Town’s Metro Police arrest Parow driver with fraudulent licence
A ride-hailing driver was arrested in Parow for using a fraudulent license and possessing equipment for creating fake documents.
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KBF demands review of halaal requirement in hospital catering tender
The Khayelitsha Business Forum urges by-law amendments to aid local entrepreneurs, criticizing halaal certificate requirements for catering tenders.
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PAS BEKEND | Vyf mense vermis ná modderstorting by Ekapa-myn by Kimberley
Vyf mense is glo vermis ná ‘n modderstorting by die Ekapa-myn by Kimberley. Die soektog duur voort.
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Drie Kaapse mans in Vredenburg betrap met ongelisensieerde vuurwapens
Drie mans van Kaapstad het Dinsdag 17 Februarie in die Vredenburg-landdroshof verskyn nadat hulle Sondagmiddag in hegtenis geneem is met twee ongelisensieerde vuurwapens en ammunisie in hul besit.
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SANParks suspends indemnity form at Table Mountain
SANParks has suspended the indemnity form requirement at Table Mountain National Park, planning a new digital verification system for visitors.
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Computerised learner’s licence testing starts City-wide
City implements Computerised Learner’s Licence Testing at all 18 driving centres, replacing paper tests with digital touchscreen system next week.
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WATCH | Eccentric cyclist sells baby bunnies on cobbled-together bike
“Jack Chopper” travels Cape Flats on makeshift bicycle held together with “elastic and wire”, selling rabbits to pet shops across dozens of kilometres.
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Rapist (41) gets two life sentences for offences relating to elderly women
After being found guilty of the rape of two elderly women in Odendaalsrus, the court handed down to life sentences to a man (41).
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Jong motorfietsryer sterf in ongeluk in Bloemfontein
‘n Oudleerling van die Martie du Plessis-skool is Saterdag in Curielaan dood in ‘n ongeluk toe die motorfiets waarop hy gery het in ‘n botsing met ‘n motor betrokke was.
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Blisters for Bread Walk at risk without R1.5 million sponsorship
To deliver the event and to ensure it remains accessible for the community, the Peninsula School Feeding Association requires R1.5 million.
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