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Hoekom begin name verander?
Partykeer wonder ek wat toekomstige historici gaan dink wanneer hulle terugkyk op hoe ons vandag leef.
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Arrogante frustrasies by verkeersligte
Sover my kennis strek is daar regulasies of wetgewing wat aktiwiteite soos smousery en bedelary by verkeersligte verbied, maar daar is al minder verkeersligkruisings waar dit toegepas word.
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Marcél as nuwe Mnr. SA aangewys nadat sy vrou hom inskryf
‘n Paar jaar gelede was hy Mnr. De Kuilen en nou is hy Mnr. Suid Afrika.
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Bellville ‘veilig verklaar’ na ‘n reeks bomdreigemente
Omstandighede in Bellville is weer normaal nádat die polisie en spesiale-eenhede vroeër vandag (Maandag 11 November) ondersoek na ’n reeks bomdreigemente in die gebied ingestel het.
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KYK | Polisie ondersoek skietdood van twee mans in Bellville
Die Bellville-polisie ondersoek twee voorvalle van moord nadat twee mans, onderskeidelik 18 en 40 jaar oud, op Vrydagaand 8 November omstreeks 19:30 by ’n kroeg in die omgewing van South- en Blankenbergstraat, Bellville-sakekern, doodgeskiet is.
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Car lifted high by crane next to beach stuns Table View locals
In an eye-catching spectacle at Table View beach, 21-year-old Kieran Stadler lifted his car into the air by crane for a unique photoshoot.
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Drug bust on local farm – Brackenfell police arrest two men near Bottelary Road
Brackenfell police, in collaboration with the police Drone Unit, conducted a targeted raid on a farm near Bottelary Road, arresting a known drug dealer.
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Man (58) dies after night out with friends, two others hospitalised
A 58-year-old man was declared dead on Impala Street in Kleinvlei on Monday, 4 November, following an apparent drinking spree with two friends.
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Andries Olivier Centre appeals to golfers for annual fundraising event
The residents of Andries Olivier Centre, many of whom are quadriplegic, run fundraising efforts, including an annual golf day, to keep their home operating.
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New book preserves stories of forgotten Hardekraaltjie Cemetery community
A new book chronicles the stories of a forgotten community buried at Hardekraaltjie Cemetery, now the site of Stellenbosch University’s Tygerberg Campus.
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