Cape Town
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City attends to almost 5 000 service requests from severe power infrastructure damage
The City of Cape Town’s electricity teams remain on the ground, attending to approximately 4 800 outstanding service requests received since yesterday morning.
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Hundreds of incidents as major storm batters Cape Town
Cape Town’s Safety Directorates are responding to numerous weather-related incidents post-storm, coordinating disaster operations and traffic enforcement amid public safety concerns.
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Stormy weather prompts contingency measures for health-care services
The Western Cape health services remain operational amid severe weather, with some delays, facility closures, and contingency measures in place.
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Second cold front wreaks havoc across Cape Town
Severe winds and heavy rain caused widespread flooding, structural damage, and power outages in Cape Town, with multiple roads impacted.
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Artscape at 55: Cape Town’s landmark theatre opens its doors wider than ever
From apartheid-era exclusion to a stage for all: Artscape turns 55 with free events, R55 tickets and a year-long celebration.
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Local Edgemead waveski athlete wins big in Jeffrey’s Bay, now on her way to Peru
South African athlete Courtney Schelhase prepares for the World Waveski Championships in Peru, fundraising for her trip after recent victories.
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Collision outside Tygerberg Hospital
A woman was trapped inside a vehicle following a collision between two cars on Thursday 7 May.
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Cape ultra-marathon athlete to run on the Common for Mandela
Cape Town athlete Denver van der Bergh honors Mandela by running 27 laps for Mandela Day, promoting recovery and community support.
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Arts and Crafts group has a new home
Edgemead Arts & Crafts has found a new home at A1 Brews, enhancing community support for arts, classes, and competitions.
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Goodwood CPF members appointed as commissioners of oaths to ease police workload
The Goodwood CPF initiates document certification services, easing police workload and improving accessibility for residents.
