Cape Town
-
CPUT says evacuations have helped restore calm after unrest
CPUT says campus evacuations have helped ease tensions after violent disruptions, with increased security patrols in place.
-
Law-enforcement visibility operation in Parow CBD proves a success
A joint operation in Parow resulted in over R54,000 in fines, enhancing safety and addressing crime through increased visibility.
-
Cape Town prepares for water uncertainty with new supply programme
Cape Town’s water supply is stable, but the City warns restrictions could follow if demand grows and rainfall stays below average.
Source:
-
Cape Town restores memorials, and replaces 23 damaged and missing plaques across the metro
Cape Town’s Arts and Culture Development Branch restored multiple memorials and replaced 23 plaques, preserving the city’s heritage.
-
Cape Town turns to private sector for affordable housing push
The City of Cape Town is aiming to forge strong public-private partnerships for more affordable housing in the fast growing metropolis.
-
Porsche Club donates blankets to Goodwood SAPS Victim Support Room
The Porsche Club South Africa donated blankets to support crime victims at Goodwood Police Station, enhancing community care and compassion.
-
Cape Town sets the pace for water leadership in SA
Cape Town positioned itself firmly at the forefront of national water leadership at the Water Institute of Southern Africa.
-
Burglaries on the rise in Bothasig, Edgemead and surrounds
Bothasig CPF reports rising burglaries and urges residents to enhance security measures while fostering community collaboration with local police.
-
Cape Town records a concerning 3 384 emergency calls over long weekend
Cape Town’s PECC received 3,384 calls over the long weekend, with notable road accidents and arrests amid increased emergency incidents.
-
Farewell to Cass Abrahams, the queen of Cape Malay cooking
Cass Abrahams, champion of Cape Malay cuisine, has died at 83. She devoted her life to preserving traditional recipes and sharing them widely.
