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Unpaid fines becoming harder to ignore as digital systems track offences more efficiently
Unpaid traffic fines are becoming harder to ignore as digital systems track offences more efficiently.
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Scam centre trafficking victims break silence on Cambodia nightmare
Cape Town trafficking victims aged 19 and 30 reveal horrific Cambodia scam centre nightmare after Hawks arrest alleged Kraaifontein recruiters.
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Mfuleni remains murder capital in Western Cape crime statistics
Local Community Policing Forum (CPF) members have expressed concern over the third-quarter crime statistics released by Acting Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia in Pretoria on Friday, 20 February.
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WESTERN CAPE | At the tip of Africa, there is a place moving forward
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde highlighted job creation and economic growth during his address, warning of crime and health threats while emphasizing infrastructure and social initiatives for the province’s future.
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Moontlike BKS-geval op plaas in Swartland ondersoek
Die Swartland-munisipaliteit wag op uitslae van laboratoriese toetste om ‘n moontlike geval van bek-en-klouseer op ‘n plaas in die gebied te bevestig.
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Cape Town’s next 90 days are critical as dam levels drop to 55%
Cape Town faces potential water restrictions as dam levels decline. Urgent actions are needed to manage usage and protect future supply.
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A step toward solvency: Godongwana’s 2026 Budget balances middle-class relief with fiscal reality
The 2026 Budget is a pragmatic blueprint that prioritises debt stabilisation and middle-class relief over populist spending.
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WATCH | Wrenchville and Kuruman unite against ongoing service delivery failures
Residents of Wrenchville and Kuruman protest persistent neglect of essential services by the Ga-Segonyana Municipality, demanding immediate action for health and safety issues.
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Tragic end to 158-year diamond mining era: Five miners lost, Ekapa faces liquidation
Five miners trapped in the Du Toitspan mine after a flood are presumed dead. Ekapa announced mine closure and liquidation following extensive financial challenges.
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Budget 2026: Tax relief for savers and increased social grants as government spends R2.67 trillion
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced a R2.67 trillion budget for the 2026/27 financial year on 25 February, delivering inflation-linked increases to social grants whilst avoiding broad-based tax hikes.
