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Police probe seven murders in five separate Kayamandi shootings
Multiple shootings in Kayamandi in Stellenbosch between Friday evening (22 May) and Saturday morning (23 May) have left seven dead. Brig Novela Potelwa, a spokesperson for the Western Cape police,…
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Abalone worth R900 000 seized in Western Cape bust
Over 500 kilograms of abalone worth R900,000 seized in Western Cape; multiple arrests made in two operations against poaching.
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Six Western Cape schools still closed after flooding and road damage
Teaching resumed in Cape Winelands schools after severe weather, while six schools remain closed; recovery efforts and catch-up plans are underway.
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Skateboarder nears end of Africa odyssey with Cape Town in sight
After months of rough roads, angry cows and visa crises, Jason Vanporppal is 265 km from completing his skateboard journey across Africa.
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“Mommy, this is proof of life”: Ottery mother finally hears detained daughter’s voice
Ottery activist Hajar Ahjum-Mathee is returning home after being detained during a Gaza aid flotilla mission intercepted at sea.
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State seeks postponement in Abigail Prins murder case over address verification
The accused has been remanded in custody as the matter returns to court for further proceedings while investigations continue into the case.
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DA proposes changes to competition law after Woolworths supplier disputes
The DA is considering amendments to the Competition Act following the liquidation of two South African suppliers who had long-standing relationships with Woolworths.
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Devastating Cape storms cause rare surge in dam levels
Cape Town’s dam levels surged to 70.8% after rare May 2026 storms, ending early drought caution. Residents urged to keep saving water.
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Northfield Engineering confirms fatal water-cooler tank accident in Humansdorp
Northfield Engineering has confirmed the deaths of two of its employees following a tragic water-cooling tank accident at a farm in Humansdorp.
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‘City of Cape Town has impounding facilities – working to find more space’ – JP Smith
The City of Cape Town is ready for the roll-out of the new traffic regulations, which are expected to come into effect soon,
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