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SASSA outlines new measures to reduce queues at Bellville office
SASSA says it has strengthened queue management and introduced additional support measures at its Bellville Local Office.
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‘Our absolute light’ — child rapist and killer gets life as victims hold hands in court
The Western Cape High Court sentenced the accused, to life imprisonment for the rape of Daniel Jamneck and life imprisonment for his murder.
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Support floods in for petition to close drug house
A petition to demolish an alleged drug house on Philippi Farm in Strandfontein has gathered over 1 000 signatures within hours of being created.
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Crash at contentious crossing was a near miss for learners, watch says
A collision at a Wespoort Drive pedestrian crossing in Mitchells Plain proves calls for a speed hump to protect learners are well-founded.
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Local government elections must be about more than politics, says property forum chair
South Africa’s economic debate is focused in the wrong place, says Deon Van Zyl, chair of the Western Cape Property Development Forum.
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WC Government’s Forensic Toxicology Unit achieves international accreditation
The Western Cape Government’s Forensic Toxicology is the first provincial public forensic toxicology lab in SA to achieve international accreditation.
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Man faces sentencing for murder and rape of Daniël Jamneck
Sentencing proceedings will start in the Western Cape High Court tomorrow in the matter of the rape and murder of eight-year-old Daniel Jamneck.
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Man, 48, shot dead in Bellville South as police investigate murder
Bellville South police are investigating the fatal shooting of a 48-year-old man at the corner of William Hartel and Zimri Street on Sunday morning.
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Petition calls for development freeze over Brackenfell Boulevard congestion
A petition to Cape Town executive Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis is calling for a moratorium on new land-use rights in Brackenfell areas.
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Radiation detection at Koeberg raises residents’ safety questions
A radiation alarm during maintenance at Koeberg Unit 2 has sparked fresh public concern, with officials insisting there was no risk to nearby communities.
