Local News
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Business leaders of Durbanville visit Stadio University’s new campus
Since 2018 the private higher education sector has grown the most — from 10% to 22% of the market, said Prof Stan du Plessis, CEO of Stadio University.
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Police launch manhunt after triple murder in Dunoon
Three people were shot and killed outside a shack in Ekuphumleni, Dunoon, in the early hours of Monday. Police are investigating the motive.
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Triple murder in Milnerton: Two women and man gunned down in Joe Slovo shooting
Milnerton police are investigating a triple murder following a shooting incident that occurred at approximately 22:30 last night (Saturday, 21 February) at Freedom Way in Joe Slovo, Milnerton. Provincial police…
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Kapteinsklip Line to reopen after years of closure
Metrorail Western Cape has announced the long-awaited reopening of the Kapteinsklip Line, which will resume operations on Monday 23 February. The rail service announced the reopening via a press statement…
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City’s mobile office heads to Eerste River with services
“Residents are encouraged to skip the commute and visit the Mobile Office to resolve account queries and access City services.”
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City fixed thousands of lights during festive season
“I am immensely proud and grateful for the hard work and dedication of our technical teams throughout the busy festive peak period.”
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Residents up in arms about shooting of jackal buzzard in Durbanville
The community of Durbanville is up in arms after a jackal buzzard, a fairly large African bird of prey, was shot in Sonstraal Heights.
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Amerikaanse kunstenaar Ben Fuller voer onderhoud op Radio Tygerberg 104FM in Parow
Ben Fuller, ‘n Amerkaanse kunstenaar wat die naweek by Kirstenbosch gaan optree, besoek Radio Tygerberg se ateljee.
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Six arrested in Kraaifontein within hours of R10 000 liquor theft
Six suspects were arrested within hours after the theft of liquor to the value of R10 000 .
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Residents urged to stop handouts to street people in Subcouncil 7
Councillor Cheryl Visser urges residents to stop giving handouts to street people, promoting the City’s Give Dignity Initiative instead.
