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Hill-Lewis welcomes court’s dismissal of civil case, with costs
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis praised the court’s dismissal of a protection-order application by an individual operating an illegal business.
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Breaking News: Manhunt under way for alleged wife murderer from Bonteheuwel
“The suspect is her husband, who is currently on the run. At this stage, I cannot release the names of either the victim or the perpetrator.”
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John Flanigan’s legacy lives on after tragic sea kayaking accident
John Flanigan, 80, a beloved ocean sportsman and founder of Topaz Swim Buddies, tragically died after a sea kayaking incident off Bloubergstrand.
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City faces backlash over R114m N2 security wall project
Opposition parties slam Cape Town’s R114 million N2 Edge safety project, arguing it hides poverty rather than addressing crime’s root causes.
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New houses handed over in Greenville housing project outside Durbanville
City delivers 26 new homes to families in Greenville Phase 5, using innovative Benex Block technology to accelerate affordable housing construction.
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Hope turns to heartbreak after dead fish found at Milnerton Lagoon
Environmental group RethinkTheStink warns of a setback at Milnerton Lagoon after dead fish and a sunfish appeared, blaming a sewage spill.
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64-Jarige van Brackenfell aangekla oor seksuele aanranding van seun
‘n 64-Jarige man van Brackenfell staan tereg op aanklagte van die seksuele aanranding van `n 13-jarige seun. Sy aansoek om borgtog is Maandag 2 Feb aangehoor.
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Record five South African athletes heading to 2026 Winter Olympics
A record five South African athletes to compete at 2026 Winter Olympics starting 6 February. Historic team includes two teenagers.
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Well-known Bloubergstrand resident dies in sea kayaking incident
A respected 80-year-old Bloubergstrand resident died on Saturday morning following an incident whilst sea kayaking offshore south of On-the-Rocks,
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Cape Town calls for national action as Illegal weapons smuggling continues
Cape Town seized nine unregistered firearms in three months, sparking calls for expanded local government powers to combat illegal weapons smuggling
