Local News
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Court orders forfeiture of R129,6k abalone-trafficking vehicle
The High Court ordered the forfeiture of R129,600 for a vehicle linked to illegal abalone trafficking, following a 2021 investigation.
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Ward 1 residents get City to combine refuse, recycling collections
Cape Town has aligned recycling and refuse collection days, reducing litter and safety concerns based on residents’ feedback.
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Table Mountain National Park implements new visitor verification processes
Table Mountain National Park now uses digital ID scanning at key entrances to improve visitor verification and pricing based on residency.
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Tiener in hof vir besit van onwettige vuurwapen
‘n Tienerseun verskyn Donderdag in die Goodwood-landdroshof vir die besit van ‘n onwettige vuurwapen.
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Free family market day to support children’s hospice
Bellville children’s hospice hosts Family Market Day February 28 with free entry and family activities to support free services for vulnerable children.
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Durbanville Heritage Society will explore Philadelphia and its history
The charming town of Philadelphia is the destination for a tour by Durbanville Heritage Society on Saturday 21 February.
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Murder of Parow teen (19) investigated
The police in Parow, Cape Town is investigating the murder of a 19-year-old male.
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Bellville artist wins international printmaking prize in Belgium
CAPE TOWN – A Bellville artist has captured global attention after winning the Public Prize at the prestigious René Carcan International Prize for Printmaking in Belgium, marking a significant achievement…
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Night roadworks are underway along Jakes Gerwel Drive
Night roadworks on Jakes Gerwel Drive started February 9, lasting until April 30, causing expected delays for road users.
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Waterflow from Theewaterskloof Dam to Cape Town restored
Water flow from the Theewaterskloof Dam to the Blackheath and Faure water treatment plants has been restored after technical teams switched to manual control of the system.
