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Man wanted for questioning in connection with a weapons case
Western Cape Anti-Gang Unit detectives are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing Dayaan Fataar.
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Eastridge public pool reopens after extended closure
Eastridge swimming pool reopened last week. The City has been forced to close the pool multiple times due to repeated vandalism and theft.
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Autopsies confirm tragic cause of kitesurfer Graham Howes’ death
Four weeks after the sudden and heartbreaking death of well-known Cape Town kitesurfer Graham Howes, new findings have brought clarity—and some comfort—to his devastated community. In a detailed statement released by his kitesurfing group, Dirty Habits, the group confirmed that…
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‘I don’t know how any mother can recover from this’
Moegamat Faizel Challis (12) who was described as “a joy” had his life cut tragically short by a stray bullet to the head.
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Join the Slow Sunday Market on Central at Century City
The much-loved Natural Goods Market at Century City has entered a new chapter with its exciting rebrand as the Slow Sunday Market on Central Park. The first edition of the season took place on Sunday 28 September, bringing together foodies,…
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Summerdale teacher wins national maths excellence award
‘I want to show them that maths exists everywhere in the community and outside of the class’ – Waldilene Folding
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12-year-old shot in the head by stray bullet dies in hospital
The 12-year-old boy who was shot in the head during gang crossfire has died.
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Manhunt underway for suspect who shot boy in the head in Tafelsig
A manhunt is underway for a man who shot a 12 year-old-boy waiting in a soup kitchen queue in the head.
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Minister launches Mobility Month to tackle traffic gridlock in Cape Town
With Cape Town now ranked as the 9th most congested city in the world on the 2024 INRIX Global Traffic Scorecard, the Western Cape’s new Mobility Month was launched this week.
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D’ville CPF calls it quits
Tensions reach breaking point in Durbanville as the entire executive committee of the Community Police Forum (CPF) announced their resignation, bringing an abrupt end to their tenure yesterday (30 September). This came “after things fall apart very quickly under the…
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