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City invites filmmakers to apply for film project support
Submissions are open until 31 May for Cape Town’s film fund, supporting projects that boost jobs, investment, and skills in the local film industry.
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Two suspects arrested after e-hailing driver robbed at gunpoint in Parkwood
Two suspects have been arrested after an e-hailing driver was robbed at gunpoint in Parkwood. Police are investigating.
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Vergenoegd Löw among the world’s top 100 sustainable hotels
Vergenoegd Löw is named among the Top 100 Sustainable Hotels of the World, celebrating 330 years of heritage-led regenerative luxury hospitality.
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Four men nabbed after courier van hijacking in Butterworth
Four Butterworth courier van hijackers were swiftly arrested after tracking technology and a joint security operation helped expose their whereabouts.
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Mercedes-Benz profits dip as China competition bites, Middle East conflict threatens supply chains
Mercedes-Benz reported a 17% drop in quarterly profit, hit by fierce Chinese competition and growing fears over Middle East supply disruptions.
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Book review: Royal Spin — a smooth ride that lacks tension and climax
Scobie and Benway’s Royal Spin is escapist royal romance with White House intrigue, but lacks tension and delivers an anticlimactic ending.
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Metro rolls out R21.5m fleet to strengthen crime fighting and disaster response
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has unveiled a R21.5 million safety and security fleet to improve crime prevention and emergency response.
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Macassar-polisie se speurhoof lê tuig ná meer as vier dekades neer
Kapt. Andries Geldenhuys, bevelvoerder van die Macassar-speurtak, tree ná 42 jaar se polisiediens met integriteit en gemeenskapsvertroue af.
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Police recover R65,000 stolen goods in Nxuba businessman bust
Nxuba businessman, 38, faces court over possession of stolen property worth R65,000 including truck parts and engine oil.
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Teacher builds Cape Town High School Book Club to inspire young readers
Aphiwe Sigadi initiated a book club at Cape Town High School, promoting literacy and supporting learners with a new school library.
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