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WATCH: NovaNews Newscast — Today’s top stories, 8 September 2026
A nine-year-old’s dream comes true with Siya Kolisi’s autograph, government moves to block the sale of Nelson Mandela’s possessions, and King Charles makes it clear that Harry and Meghan won’t…
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BREKENDE NUUS|Man vuur haelgeweer af in besige straat
Bonteheuwel se inwoners soek inligting oor ‘n man wat in Assegaai-laan ‘n haelgeweer afgevuur het terwyl ‘n vrou met ‘n baba verbybeweeg het.
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Appeal court upholds Western Cape’s collaboration schools model
The Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed challenges to the Western Cape’s Collaboration Schools, allowing the province to continue the model.
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Western Cape dams stable as weather stays unpredictable
Dam levels across the Western Cape have held relatively steady this week, with only marginal declines recorded across key water supply systems.
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Kraaifontein still among SA’s worst crime hotspots
Kraaifontein remains among South Africa’s highest crime policing precincts, according to latest crime statistics released last week.
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Dunoon ‘puppy seller’ sentenced for animal cruelty and illegal sales
A Dunoon man known as the “puppy seller” will serve nine months in prison after pleading guilty to animal cruelty, illegal sales and escape.
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Maties top minds honoured with awards from National Research Foundation
Professor Jonathan Jansen was among eminent scholars at Stellenbosch University (SU) who were honoured with National Research Foundation (NRF) Awards.
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DJ Ready D turning to politics to help struggling communities
Legendary DJ Ready D, born Deon Daniels, is trading turntables for politics as the People’s Movement for Change mayoral candidate for Cape Town.
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Kraaifontein spiritual leaders unite for tent crusade in fight against crime
Faith communities in Kraaifontein are turning to prayer as a weapon against crime, with churches and community leaders joining forces.
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Cape Town’s cemeteries and crematoriums under pressure
Cape Town releases draft burial and cremation policy as cemeteries and crematoriums face growing pressure from rising demand and shrinking space.
