Crime
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Three people killed in Delft, Anti-gang unit called in to assist
Three men shot dead in gang-related Delft incident as police launch murder investigation and intensify anti-gang operations in area.
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Family tied up during early morning house robbery in Durbanville
A family was tied up and robbed of cash, valuables and a vehicle during a brazen early morning house robbery in Sonstraal East on Sunday.
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Two foreign nationals charged in R3.5 million abalone bust
The intelligence-driven operation, conducted by members of Operation Lockdown III working alongside the Endangered Species K9 Unit, led to the discovery of 6 400 units of abalone at a premises…
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Winde’s war plan – building job ecosystem while battling 12 daily murders
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has outlined an ambitious vision to create a “healthy ecosystem for employment opportunities.
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Brother kills two sisters outside school in alleged custody dispute
Two sisters were shot dead by their brother outside a primary school in devastating family custody battle yesterday.
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Two Nigerian nationals arrested for bribery in Cape Town
Two men, Livinus Okechukwu Ndukuba and Cletus Obiwuru, were convicted of corruption in Bellville for attempting to bribe a police officer in a drug case. They were each fined R15,000…
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Monte Vista woman robbed at gunpoint, suspect escapes in taxi
Monte Vista woman robbed at gunpoint near tennis courts. Suspect escaped by taxi after stealing cards, phone and car keys. Community mobilized quickly.
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Known gangster killed in mass shooting in Montrose Park
Two people were killed in a mass shooting in Montrose Park, which is also known as The Farm, in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Montrose Park shooting leaves two dead, several wounded
Two people were killed and several injured in a Montrose Park shooting. Lentegeur CPF urges police action and community tips.
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Durbanville CBD Watch profiles homeless
The Durbanville CBD Watch, an initiative affiliated with AfriForum, continues to pioneer a proactive, data-driven approach to manage street people in the Durbanville Central Business District (CBD).
