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Residents object to auctioning of City land as mosque claims buying rights
Strandfontein residents oppose City’s auction of mosque parking land. Islamic Association seeks to purchase 1,580sqm plot they’ve used for 7 years.
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Kraaifontein police station plagued by vehicle shortages and tech gaps as crime soars
A visit to Kraaifontein Police Station by Western Cape Premier Alan Winde, revealed significant operational challenges undermining police efforts in one of Cape Town’s most troubled areas
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Woman’s body found in shack near a Lentegeur shopping centre
Woman found dead in Lentegeur shack near Devland Hyper. Police say tuberculosis patient died of natural causes, not drug overdose.
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Cape Town set to manage 32 traffic signals on national roads
Cape Town Urban Mobility to take over maintenance of 32 traffic signals on national roads under three-year Sanral agreement. Improved response times expected for R300, N1, N2 intersections.
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Still time to comment on proposed Altydgedacht development
Although the deadline for comments on the proposed plans to develop part of the historic Altydgedacht wine farm in Durbanville was on 9 January, comments will still be accepted until Friday 30 January.
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Six Milnerton High learners face expulsion as court proceedings continue
Six Milnerton High learners face expulsion over violent assault as eight appear in Cape Town court with six granted bail.
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South Africa’s largest printed QR code unveiled at Eric Miles Cheshire Home
Eric Miles Cheshire Home marks 50th anniversary with South Africa’s largest QR code, highlighting funding challenges in disability care sector.
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Funds raised for head girl diagnosed with rare and aggressive form of cancer
A fundraising campaign supports Chánterie van Rensburg, a Cape Town school head girl diagnosed with aggressive cancer, seeking R800,000.
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Cyclist found dead at side of Vissershok Road in Durbanville
A cyclist died, presumably of a heart attack, while cycling on Vissershok Road near Durbanville on Sunday morning.
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Education and vandalism take centre stage at sub-council’s first meeting
Sub-council 17 addresses service delivery issues including school placements, Christmas lights, and public pool closures at Mitchells Plain meeting.
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