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Flooding hits Cape Town, affecting over 41 000 residents
Heavy rains lashed Cape Town, flooding informal settlements and leaving over 41 000 residents in need as relief efforts get under way across the city.
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Shot dog’s botched surgery alerts SPCA to fake vet
The SPCA and police arrested a Mitchells Plain man for illegal veterinary practices, including suturing a gunshot wound on a dog’s face.
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Storm devastation leaves animal rescue sanctuary in urgent need of help
Storm damage has devastated Cheryl-Lyn’s Rescue Organisation, leaving more than 160 rescued animals needing urgent shelter and support.
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Major stormwater project aims to protect Rietvlei and reduce flooding
Construction on the R110m Bayside Canal upgrade in Table View has resumed, with the City targeting completion by mid-2026.
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Ilze Swart transforms book project at Andries Olivier into success story
Ilze Swart, a retired librarian, and her dedicated team of volunteers have placed the simple book project at the quadriplegic centre on the map.
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South Africa braces for a future of fiercer, costlier storms
South African general insurer, Santam has partnered with the South African Weather Service to boost the country’s early warning and weather forecasting systems.
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Second cold front wreaks havoc across Cape Town
Severe winds and heavy rain caused widespread flooding, structural damage, and power outages in Cape Town, with multiple roads impacted.
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Community workshops in Kraaifontein tackle water waste and blocked sewers
More than 900 residents in Kraaifontein have received practical training on water conservation and sanitation practices through a series of community workshops.
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Fadiel Adams’s arrest sparks debate on justice and state power
Fadiel Adams, NCC founder and Mitchells Plain MP, was arrested on fraud charges, sparking fierce debate over police conduct and equal justice.
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Two gangsters jailed as young detective cracks cold cases
Young Lentegeur detective Jade Jacobs cracks two cold murder cases, delivering justice to families who had waited nearly a decade for answers.
