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Cape Town fights to save MyCiTi buses from national funding cuts
Mayor Hill-Lewis warns that national funding cuts threaten MyCiTi bus services and the Cape Flats route expansion serving 1,4 million people.
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Mzansi Meeples showcase homegrown board game innovation
Durbanville-based tabletop gaming collaboration Mzansi Meeples had a successful showing at a major pop culture and gaming.
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Heavy rain tops up Cape Town’s dam levels – 61,2% and counting
Cape Town’s recent rainfall boosted dam levels to 61.2%, but officials still urge residents to conserve water despite the rise.
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Police warn against reckless firearm handling on social media
SAPS has raised the alarm over a viral video showing women allegedly handling and cocking firearms inside a house without proper authorisation.
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PPC cement tower site to become R578m logistics hub in Montague Gardens
Cape Town’s iconic PPC tower site in Montague Gardens will become Indlovu Logistics Park, a R578m warehousing development by Growthpoint.
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Boys attack bunnies at Durbanville cemetery with a golf club and poles
A mother and her 10-year-old daughter were traumatised when they witnessed severely injured and dead bunnies in Durbanville cemetery.
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VRCID cleaning teams out in force as storms batter Bellville
VRCID cleaning teams were deployed in full on Monday and Tuesday as a second cold front brought gale-force winds and heavy rain to Bellville.
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New heart for former Wales rugby player Rhys Thomas
When Rhys Thomas, 43, answered his phone at 07:00 a few weeks ago, he received life-changing news from Cape Town cardiac surgeon Dr Willie Koen.
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Call centre agents say dodgy debt company hasn’t paid salaries
Workers at a Cape Town call centre were left unpaid by an alleged unregistered debt counsellor who may be operating illegally.
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CapeNature reserves hit by flooding and infrastructure damage
CapeNature reserves face closures after severe flooding damaged roads, facilities and infrastructure across the Western Cape.
