Local News
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Call to comment on sale of City land for long-distance bus terminal near R300 in Stikland
The City of Cape Town is calling for public comment on plans to sell municipal land in Stikland, Bellville, for development of a long-distance bus terminus and commercial complex.
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Pop-up fashion sale in Durbanville combines bargain shopping with a bigger purpose
The much-anticipated pop-up sale hosted by FCD Skills Centre in Durbanville is held from today (4 November) until Friday 7 November in the Durbanville Town Hall in Pampoenkraal Lane.
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Bellville baby kidnapping: accused seeks bail relaxation despite opposition
Baby kidnapper seeks bail relaxation for religious excursion and travel, sparking strong opposition from victim advocacy groups.
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Roadworks in Eerste River to continue deep into December
The resurfacing of roads in Kleinvlei, Eerste River and Kuils River has commenced and is scheduled to continue until 18 December, weather permitting and if all goes according to plan.…
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Volunteer on her way to breastfeeding conference in Peru
Gwynneth Jacobs from La Leche League South Africa attends an international breastfeeding conference in Peru to enhance support for mothers.
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Duisende mans vergader by Mighty Men teen geweld op Kaapse Vlakte
’n Historiese oomblik het Saterdag 1 November in die Athlone-stadion afgespeel toe duisende mans van oor die Kaapse Vlakte en omliggende gebiede heen vir die Mighty Men Cape Flats-geleentheid opgedaag…
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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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Arts, culture and heritage projects in Cape Town apply for City funding
Cape Town has allocated R8 million for arts and culture projects targeting youth and vulnerable groups, with applications open until 3 December.
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Breast Cancer: Durbanville event highlights early detection, men’s risk
The Breathe Foundation and Catwalk Models International created awareness on breast cancer — specifically breast cancer in men — at the De Ville Centre in Durbanville recently.
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Cape Town’s camera system drives 35% surge in crime detection
The City of Cape Town boasts that its 1 200-strong, 25-year-old camera system has driven a 35% year-on-year increase in crime detection.
