Local News
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Pensioner (91) donates self-knitted beanies to babies, young children in hospital
91-year-old pensioner Blanche Meyer donates hand-knitted baby beanies to Cape Town children’s hospitals after 50 years of knitting passion.
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Durbanville couple escapes ‘kidnap attempt’ in suspected fake Uber ride
Durbanville couple warns others about e-hailing safety after escaping alleged kidnapping attempt by ‘fake’ Uber driver on New Year’s Eve.
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Twee wetstoepassingbeamptes van die Stad Kaapstad vas vir korrupsie
Twee Kaapstadse wetstoepassingbeamptes gearresteer vir korrupsie nadat hulle R3000 omkoping van dronkbestuurder in Parow geëis het. Anti-korrupsie eenheid vang hulle in lokvalloperasie met gemerkte geld.
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Community in Blue (CIB) recruitment drive: Locals encouraged to join initiative
Residents are invited to join the Community in Blue initiative, partnering with police to enhance safety and trust in Parow.
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Tygerberg Hospital seeks help to trace family of unidentified patient
The Western Cape Department of Health seeks public help to identify and contact family of an unidentified 40-year-old male patient.
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Man in hof vir onwettige vuurwapen, ammunisie
´n Man (33) verskyn binnekort in die Goodwood-landdroshof nadat die polisie hom op Maandag (12 Januarie) in die besit van ´n onwettige vuurwapen en ammunisie aangekeer het. Die inhegtenisneming is…
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Strandfontein lifesavers revive drowned man with CPR
Quick thinking and cool heads saved the life of a bather at Strandfontein Pavilion on New Years Day.
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Montague Gardens chemical incident declared safe after hazmat assessment
A chemical incident in Montague Gardens has been resolved, with the area declared safe after treatment of four individuals and proper assessment.
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WATCH | Authorities respond to chemical incident in Montague Gardens
Authorities respond to chemical incident in Montague Gardens with road closures and safety advisories. Possible nitric acid spill prompts evacuations.
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Bellville library closure extended as cable repair work continues
Bellville Library will remain closed for an additional week until 19 January due to delays in repairing damage from cable theft that occurred in December. The City’s technicians are working…
