Cape Town
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W Cape Community Safety minister welcomes handover of 175 new vehicles to the police
The Western Cape Minister welcomed 175 new police vehicles, enhancing safety and urging community cooperation in crime prevention during the festive season.
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Overloaded scholar-transport taxi stopped at Voortrekker Road-Jakes Gerwel Drive intersection
A minibus-taxi carrying 34 learners was stopped in Goodwood, Cape Town, raising concerns about learner-transport safety and vehicle overloading.
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Wendy Kaizer-Philander calls for protection of social workers after Khayelitsha hijacking
Western Cape Social Development Minister Wendy Kaizer-Philander has called for urgent protection of social workers following another hijacking in Khayelitsha.
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Eskom urges political parties to remove electoral posters from its infrastructure
Eskom urges all election participants to avoid placing promotional materials on its infrastructure to ensure public safety and prevent risks.
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Edgemead Library closes for Koeberg nuclear emergency exercise
Edgemead Library is closed today for a nuclear emergency exercise by the NNR, ensuring public safety and evaluating emergency preparedness.
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Memorial motorcycle ride honours Cape Town biker
A memorial motorcycle ride honored Cecil McCluskie, who died in a crash, emphasizing road safety as the festive season approaches.
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Drunk driver arrested after fleeing Ghost Squad at Sea Point park-off event
The City of Cape Town’s Ghost Squad arrested a drunk driver this past week, after he tried to evade arrest.
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Western Cape maintains zero backlog for public transport operating licences
The Western Cape Department of Mobility features its online tracking system and 48-day processing turnaround for transport licences with zero backlog.
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Monte Vista unveils Wall of Honour to recognise community heroes
A Wall of Honour in Monte Vista recognizes five notable residents for their contributions, inviting future nominations to continue celebrating community service.
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Masked gang suspected of home robberies in Cape Town’s northern suburbs
Community safety stakeholders suspect that a single, highly organized group may be behind the recent house robberies in Cape Town’s far northern suburbs.
