Cape Town
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‘She must come home’ Cape Town activist launches national GBVF campaign at Religious Freedom Imbizo
A Kraaifontein activist launches a campaign, ‘She must come home’ demands that every woman who leaves home must be able to return safely.
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Fire crews contain Hout Bay informal settlement blaze
A large fire ripped through a section of informal dwellings in Imizamo Yethu West, Mandela Park, in Hout Bay in the early hours of this morning.
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Hawks net massive R10 m Mandrax haul in Hout Bay operation
A haul of 172 000 Mandrax tablets worth more than R10 million was found when Hawks detectives pulled over two vehicles in Hout Bay.
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“Most things I worry about, never happen anyway.”
Learning how to navigate anxiety, uncertainty and crisis in 2026 with the priceless aid of family, faith, and friends.
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Rising fuel costs threaten to deepen household financial strain
South African fuel prices have topped R30 a litre for the first time, putting further pressure on household budgets, transport costs and inflation.
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SPCA and Cape Town firefighters rescue kitten trapped in Epping drainpipe
A kitten named Lucky was rescued from a drainpipe after seven hours but sadly passed away despite efforts to save him.
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Stormers vs Sharks at DHL Stadium: City announces transport plan for 40 000 fans
The DHL Stormers begin their URC home campaign against the Sharks on October 10, with a comprehensive transport plan for 40,000 attendees.
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SASSA deploys 1 000 contract workers to tackle long queues at offices
The South African Social Security Agency is deploying around 1 000 contract workers across the country to address severe staffing shortages that have left beneficiaries waiting more than two and…
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Camps Bay police warn matric learners ahead of valedictory parties
Camps Bay police have warned matric learners that arrests will follow for breaking the law during valedictory celebrations at Cape Town beaches.
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Goodwood CPF Commissioner of Oaths service sees growing demand
The Goodwood Community Policing Forum’s volunteer Commissioners of Oaths assisted 411 people in September, enhancing local police efficiency.
