LENTEGEUR
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Man shot in his car multiple times in Lentegeur in broad daylight
Police in Lentegeur are hunting unknown gunmen who shot a man multiple times in his car on 25 May 2026. Call Det Thompson with information.
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WATCH | Mashatile’s visit to Mitchells Plain marred by mixed messages
Deputy President Mashatile’s Mitchells Plain visit to assess Operation Prosper was marred by CPF exclusions and community anger over gang violence.
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Two gangsters jailed as young detective cracks cold cases
Young Lentegeur detective Jade Jacobs cracks two cold murder cases, delivering justice to families who had waited nearly a decade for answers.
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Indoor pool plan for Mitchells Plain tabled with councillors
Subcouncil 17 backs Mitchells Plain’s first indoor swimming pool at Lentegeur facility, providing year-round access for the community.
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Action SA politician faces ire over live Facebook video
Action SA MP Dereleen James faces backlash after livestreaming a police raid where children were removed, raising questions about child protection laws and ethics
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Dashcam captures three hijacking a bread truck in New Woodlands
Dashcam footage shows three men hijacking bread truck in New Woodlands, stealing safe before fleeing. Police release clear images, seek public help.
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Lentegeur police issue safety warning after robbery increase
Police urge caution in Colorado sector after robbery spike. Lentegeur residents advised on safety measures for early morning commutes.
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Lentegeur police uncover large weapons haul at house
Police discovered a large weapons cache including grenades and ammunition in Lentegeur, but community interference forced officers to withdraw.
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Subcouncil rejects liquor licence extension, CPF calls for moratorium
Subcouncil 17 unanimously rejected Shoprite LiquorShop’s application to extend trading hours in Lentegeur, citing crime concerns and proximity to schools.
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Prasa reopens Mitchells Plain train line after six year closure
Kapteinsklip rail line reopens after 5-year closure, restoring vital transport links for thousands of Cape Town commuters.
