western cape
western cape
western cape
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Power slowly returns to Western Cape as flood recovery continues
Residents in the Western Cape face recovery challenges post-storm, with 70% of faults restored amid ongoing power outages and damaged infrastructure.
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DA raises alarm over squalid conditions at Fort Ikapa
The DA demands answers regarding poor conditions for SANDF members at Fort Ikapa, contradicting promised support and significant funding allocated.
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Construction of R650 million GrandWest Mall to begin in Cape Town
Construction of the GrandWest Mall has begun after land transfer, set to open in June 2027, enhancing Cape Town’s retail landscape.
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Death toll climbs as Western Cape disaster teams continue recovery efforts
Severe storms in the Western Cape caused 11 fatalities, widespread destruction, and displacement, prompting extensive recovery efforts across affected communities.
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DA outraged over weekend mass shootings, demands expanded policing powers
The Democratic Alliance has expressed outrage over two mass shootings that claimed seven lives across the Western Cape this weekend.
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Did you see this? When floods, fake news and crocodiles collide in the Western Cape
Western Cape flooding brings widespread displacement, viral misinformation and unexpected wildlife sightings as residents navigate severe weather and social media-fuelled panic.
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When floods, fake news and crocodiles collide in the Western Cape
This week’s Western Cape flooding was serious business – thousands of people displaced, homes and roads underwater, the usual chaos that comes with Mother Nature having a proper tantrum. But…
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Eskom team doggedly remain on the ground fixing storm-damaged infrastructure
Eskom’s recovery teams are tirelessly restoring storm-damaged infrastructure in the Western Cape, facing hazardous conditions while prioritizing customer safety and support.
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Parow-based cookie company’s products served on British Airways
Khayelitsha Cookie Company will export baked goods to the UK and serve products on British Airways, employing local women.
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Thirsting Western Cape dams jump to 52% as some catchments overflow
Recent storms have pushed Western Cape dam levels up sharply to 52,5%, though the Olifants/Doorn region remains dangerously low.
