Richard Roberts
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Cape Town’s Region 1 Branch held an outreach event to raise awareness and support for homelessness, connecting individuals with essential resources.
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The Cape Chamber of Commerce welcomes the government’s fuel levy reduction, aiding transport costs and local infrastructure funding through additional grants.
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The South African Police Service aims to recruit 5,500 trainees, focusing on under-represented racial groups amid application disparities.
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The Western Cape Government welcomed additional funding for health, education, and municipalities, but calls for a review of the equitable share formula.
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The Western Cape Minister welcomed 175 new police vehicles, enhancing safety and urging community cooperation in crime prevention during the festive season.
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A minibus-taxi carrying 34 learners was stopped in Goodwood, Cape Town, raising concerns about learner-transport safety and vehicle overloading.
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Eskom urges all election participants to avoid placing promotional materials on its infrastructure to ensure public safety and prevent risks.
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Edgemead Library is closed today for a nuclear emergency exercise by the NNR, ensuring public safety and evaluating emergency preparedness.
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A memorial motorcycle ride honored Cecil McCluskie, who died in a crash, emphasizing road safety as the festive season approaches.
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The City of Cape Town’s Ghost Squad arrested a drunk driver this past week, after he tried to evade arrest.
