Cape Town
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Exhibit on Parow’s history on at local library
The exhibition at Parow Library showcases local history and landmarks, encouraging community engagement and heritage preservation during Heritage Month.
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Provincial police seize more than 400 Mandrax tablets in separate incidents
Western Cape police seized over 400 Mandrax tablets and arrested three suspects during drug-related operations this week.
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Armed robbery in Kraaifontein: one suspect nabbed, two flee with loot
The suspects entered the shop in Darwin Street, forced everyone inside to lie on the ground, and proceeded to rob the store.
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Teenage boy, arrested for ten-year old Octavia’s murder walks free as case collapses
The teenage boy arrested in connection with the murder of 10-year-old Octavia Swarts has been released into the care of his parents.
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Cape Town ultramarathon athlete plans 120 km run to honour Celtic Harriers
Athlete Denver van der Bergh plans a 120 km run to commemorate Celtic Harriers’ anniversary and support a member battling cancer.
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From rock bottom to redemption: How a Cape Town man turned 34 jail stints into a life of service
Speaking about his former addiction, Dreyer says he does not speak about addiction from a textbook, but rather from his own experience.
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Metro Police NSOs increase visibility and patrols in Ward 1
Meto Police are increasing patrols in Ward 1 to enhance community safety, supported by revised working hours and overtime funding.
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Boy (13) shot dead while playing with friends in Uitsig
A 13-year-old boy was shot dead this weekend in Uitsig, Cape Town while playing with his friends.
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Foreign nationals targeted in South Africa’s extortion explosion
Foreign-owned spaza shops become prime targets in South Africa’s exploding extortion economy as gangs prey on immigrant business owners’ fears.
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Parow CPF commends police for taking drugs off the streets
The Parow CPF praised community-police collaboration in seizing over 27,000 Mandrax tablets, emphasizing crime prevention as a shared responsibility.
