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Cape Town Mayor joins relief efforts after devastating Dunoon fire
Cape Town Mayor visits Dunoon settlement after devastating fire affects hundreds of households. Emergency relief efforts continue.
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Dertigste KKNK beloof opwindende mengsel van ou en nuut
Die dertigste KKNK wat van 28 Maart tot 4 April op Oudtshoorn plaasvind belowe ‘n vol program vir feesgangers wat hul dors na goeie kuns sal les.
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Two Oceans Aquarium rescues one-ton sunfish in Cape Town
The Two Oceans Aquarium team began the new year by rescuing their largest sunfish yet, a one-ton fish trapped at Cape Town’s Sturrock Dry Dock.
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Grok limits image generation to paid users amid deepfake scandal
Elon Musk’s Grok AI restricts image creation to paying users following backlash over deepfake abuse and international regulatory pressure.
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Toyota dominates South African auto market with record 2025 sales
Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) has cemented its position as the country’s automotive leader after recording its strongest annual sales performance in nearly two decades, selling 148,124 vehicles in 2025…
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Police warn of scam using cloned Western Cape office number
Western Cape police warns of telephone scam where fraudsters clone official police number 021 417 7148 to threaten victims and demand money.
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NSRI calls for vigilance after spike in festive season water rescues
“Drowning is silent; someone who is drowning will quietly slip underwater. They are unable to shout because they are concentrating on breathing.”
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A case for lowering interest rates
As the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) gears up for its next Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on 29 January, the prospect of a 25-basis point reduction in the repo…
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Community mobilises as fire damages Summerstrand substation
Residents face disruptions as the Forest Hill fire damages substation, leading to power outages and community firefighting efforts.
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Beach safety programme delivers best results with record registrations
Cape Town’s beach safety initiative Identikidz achieve record child registrations – over 101 000 – and reduced drowning rates this festive season.
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