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Family tied up during early morning house robbery in Durbanville
A family was tied up and robbed of cash, valuables and a vehicle during a brazen early morning house robbery in Sonstraal East on Sunday.
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Two foreign nationals charged in R3.5 million abalone bust
The intelligence-driven operation, conducted by members of Operation Lockdown III working alongside the Endangered Species K9 Unit, led to the discovery of 6 400 units of abalone at a premises…
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CHPA warns that cart horses be kept off the roads on hot days
The CHPA warns cart horse operators about high temperatures, urging early work and monitoring for horse welfare during heat waves.
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Durbanville se top-sakelui bekroon
Leiers uit die landbougemeenskap van Durbanville het oorheers in die Durbanville-Sakekamer se Sakeman en Sakevrou van die Jaar-kompetisie.
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Commitment made by City and partners to reduce homelessness by 2030
MES (Mould Empower Serve) was part of a significant milestone for Cape Town, the National Homeless Conversation, which was held in Cape Town from 4 to 5 November .
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Cape Town takes bold step towards running its own rail system
Cape Town could become South Africa’s first city to run its own passenger rail service, following the tabling of an ambitious business plan that outlines how the metro can revive…
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Winde’s war plan – building job ecosystem while battling 12 daily murders
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has outlined an ambitious vision to create a “healthy ecosystem for employment opportunities.
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Brother kills two sisters outside school in alleged custody dispute
Two sisters were shot dead by their brother outside a primary school in devastating family custody battle yesterday.
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Dunoon dog rescued after days in sewage water
After spending several days trapped in toxic sewage water in Dunoon a severely injured dog was pulled to safety by Cheryl Lyn Potgieter, founder of Cheryl Lyn’s Rescue Organisation. Despite…
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Sanccob tightens biosecurity as bird flu threatens seabirds
Sanccob has heightened biosecurity measures after an African Penguin tested positive for HPAI, amid rising cases among seabirds in the Western Cape. The public is urged not to handle affected…
