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Men arrested after house robbery and rape believed to be employees on farm
Farm workers were awakened by a loud banging on the door and barking dogs outside. Three suspects entered, demanding valuables.
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Man sentenced to 22 years for murdering girlfriend
Hoye arrived at the Bainsvlei Police Station claiming that he and his girlfriend had been attacked by three unknown African males.
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Drugs with an estimated street value of R20 000 confiscated
Two men were arrested in Maokeng, at Kroonstad, for drug possession worth R20 000. This took place during a road block.
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Grassy Park residents voice concerns about proposed Klip Road cemetery expansion
Residents this week attended a meeting on the Klip Road Cemetery expansion. The City of Cape Town plans a 5ha extension amid burial space shortage.
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Digital voucher scheme launched to support homeless people in the Mother City
Mi-change for Good in Cape Town is piloting digital vouchers for the homeless that can be exchanged for meals, shelter or clothing at select homeless centres.
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Regular sips of water on long trips can save lives
Global research shows a surprising and often overlooked link between dehydration and road safety. Keep hydrated to stay safe on the roads.
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Visitors can still enjoy Muizenberg beachfront this summer amid upgrades
Cape Town pauses Muizenberg beachfront upgrades for festive season. Temporary access to St James Walkway and limited parking available to visitors.
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Communities face another summer with dilapidated pool facilities
Whilst the municipality has announced the opening of public swimming pools for the summer season, some remain dilapidated.
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Celebrate without overspending this festive season
Locals are advised to enjoy the festive season without financial stress by setting realistic budgets, shopping intentionally, avoiding unnecessary debt, planning for January’s expenses, and maintaining an emergency fund to…
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Massive Cape Gannet sculpture ‘Koos Malgas’ takes flight for preservation
5-meter Cape Gannet sculpture “Koos Malgas” by Chip Snaddon symbolizes West Coast conservation at Kommetjie, celebrating court wins against mining.
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