Cape Town
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Hawks arrest 67-year-old foreign national at Cape Town airport for drug dealing
A 67-year-old foreign national was arrested at Cape Town Airport for smuggling khat valued at R21,000. Court appearance pending.
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From Cape Town’s top deck to Sutherland’s stars: your free Destination Guide 2026 is here
Discover your next local getaway with the Destination Guide 2026, packed with must-visit attractions, live entertainment and unforgettable local adventures.
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AA calls on municipalities to publish lists of broken traffic lights and streetlights
The AA urges municipalities to list broken traffic lights to ensure repairs before elections, enhancing public safety and mobility.
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Mother-to-mother breastfeeding support, education and information organisation holds anniversary, AGM
La Leche League South Africa held its AGM and workshops, celebrating 70 years of breastfeeding support and honoring dedicated volunteers.
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Sliding door forced open as house robbery spate continues in Cape Town northern suburbs
Two men armed with a stick forced open a sliding door to a Brackenfell home in the dead of night, marking the fourth house robbery in four days.
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City of Cape Town hosts homeless outreach event in Bothasig
Cape Town’s Region 1 Branch held an outreach event to raise awareness and support for homelessness, connecting individuals with essential resources.
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Several people dead in taxi-related shootings on the Cape Flats
Several people have been shot and killed in taxi-related violence on the Cape Flats, with the latest attack claiming two lives at a Delft taxi rank.
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Business chamber welcomes Finance Minister’s fuel-levy drop announcement
The Cape Chamber of Commerce welcomes the government’s fuel levy reduction, aiding transport costs and local infrastructure funding through additional grants.
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More than a million apply for police’s 5 500 new-recruit posts
The South African Police Service aims to recruit 5,500 trainees, focusing on under-represented racial groups amid application disparities.
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W Cape govt welcomes most provisions in Finance Minister’s MTBPS
The Western Cape Government welcomed additional funding for health, education, and municipalities, but calls for a review of the equitable share formula.
