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Night road works under way on major Bellville transport routes
Major night-time road works begin on two key Bellville routes as Cape Town resurfaces Frans Conradie Drive and Old Paarl Road until March 2026.
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WATCH | Mitchells Plain marks golden jubilee with legacy project
Mitchells Plain celebrates 50 years with Legacy Project launch at Highlands Primary. Community events, competitions and markets throughout February.
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Deployment of the army welcomed in gang-infected areas
“President Ramaphosa’s announcement that the SANDF will be deployed in gang-infected communities has been welcomed by Bonteheuwel residents.”
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Suspects nabbed in Kleinvlei for drugs and guns
“A recent intelligence driven operation in the Kleinvlei Policing Precinct led to the arrest of several suspects for the possession of prohibited firearms.”
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Lentegeur Police Station has a new Junior Commissioner
Princeton High’s Rochey Cupido, 13, appointed Lentegeur Police Station’s new Junior Commissioner. Youth empowerment role focuses on crime prevention.
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Mitchells Plain Community Police Forum executive suspended
Mitchells Plain CPF executive committee suspended by subdistrict board chair. Formal hearing scheduled following communication breakdown.
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Leerders in ernstige toestand nadat hulle mekaar by skool steek
“Voorlopige verslae dui daarop dat twee leerders mekaar gesteek het en dat albei met ernstige beserings na ‘n mediese fasiliteit geneem is.”
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Court orders forfeiture of R129,6k abalone-trafficking vehicle
The High Court ordered the forfeiture of R129,600 for a vehicle linked to illegal abalone trafficking, following a 2021 investigation.
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Ward 1 residents get City to combine refuse, recycling collections
Cape Town has aligned recycling and refuse collection days, reducing litter and safety concerns based on residents’ feedback.
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SA’s first Braille beach signage unveiled at Blaauwberg Nature Reserve
New tactile signage with Braille, raised text and audio QR codes enables blind and partially sighted visitors to explore the beach independently.
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