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‘Mayor of Mitchells Plain’ recounts journey from addiction to hope
Marvin Sampson, the unofficial mayor of Mitchells Plain, didn’t always have it all together – recently celebrating his 16th year of recovery from addiction.
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Digital voucher scheme launches to support homeless people in Cape Town
Mi-change for Good in Cape Town is piloting digital vouchers for homeless that can be exchanged for meals, shelter, clothing at select homeless centres.
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No ‘pipe’ dream as water and sewer replacements stay on track, says City of Cape Town
Brackenfell and Scottsdene in Kraaifontein was among several areas in Cape Town where a total of 49 km of water and sewer pipes were replaced since July this year.
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Candlelight carols take on a sombre tone as residents reflect on death toll
A festive event last night was peppered with words of caution and encouragement.
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Edgemead Skate Park gets a revamp
The Edgemead skate park has been upgraded with colorful ramps and railings, reopening for skaters from December 13.
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City goes all out to keep children safe these school holidays
Cape Town warns beachgoers about safety, emphasizing drowning prevention, child supervision, and the launch of the Identikidz programme for safety.
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Court ruling to protect commuters, restore stability in the mini-bus taxi industry welcomed
“Together, we can build a mini-bus taxi industry that serves the people of the Western Cape with dignity and respect.”
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Police confiscate guns
“A 23-year-old suspect was arrested and a case opened, CAS 137/12/2025, for illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition. He will appear in the Goodwood Magistrates’ Court, once charged.”
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Showdown as property owners challenge Cape Town fixed charges
The Western Cape High Court has reserved judgement in a landmark legal challenge that could transform municipal financing nationwide.
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The man behind countless animal rescues begins his legal rise
After two decades Chief Inspector Jaco Pieterse of the Cape of Good Hope SPCA is stepping down as he prepares to begin his legal articles in 2026.
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