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Police investigate murder after woman shot multiple times at Despatch home
SAPS Despatch have opened a murder case after a woman was shot dead at the gate of her home.
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Quick-thinking staff at Delft Community Health Centre saves twins
When a patient arrived at Delft MOU in labour, no one knew she was carrying twins — until a quick-thinking midwifery team changed everything.
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From the top of the world to dark depression: recognising the highs and lows of bipolar disorder
One person in 200 globally lives with an elusive condition that causes extremes of mood and impulsive behaviour that can even place the person’s life at risk.
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Court orders police to register lost firearms from deceased estates
The High Court mandated South African police to promptly process lost or stolen firearm reports, addressing administrative inefficiencies.
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Paarl entrepreneur’s fitness venture wins national recognition
Local businessman Ron Samuels transformed a struggling fitness studio into an award-winning franchise model focused on leadership and member experience.
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WCED prepares parents for Grade R, 1 and 8 admissions outcomes
Western Cape parents awaiting Grade R, 1 and 8 admissions outcomes are urged to remain patient as placements continue beyond 28 May.
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Critical blood shortage hits Western Cape as O-negative stocks drop to one-day supply
The Western Cape Blood Service urgently calls for blood donors, facing critically low O-negative and O-positive supplies essential for emergencies.
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Gabrielle Union pays tribute to late father at South African wine estate
Gabrielle Union buried her father’s ashes in Cape Town while visiting a wine farm, honoring family bonds and memories made there.
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Cape Town activists dressed in costume raise R42 000 for SPCA at marathon
Two Cape Town activists raised R42 000 for the SPCA after running the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon in a rescue vehicle costume
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GALLERY | Mitchells Plain models shine on elite runway
Jade van Heerden from Mitchells Plain wins Look In Lens 2026, marking two consecutive years the community has claimed a top modelling prize.
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