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Western Cape honours 2025 matric top achievers after record-breaking results
The Western Cape achieved its highest pass rate of 88,2% up from the record-breaking 86,6% in 2024. The province’s bachelor’s pass rate increased to 49,2%.
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Cape Town’s EPIC System records more than 2,8 million incidents and activities in last decade
Since 2016, Cape Town’s EPIC system has managed over 2.8 million incidents, enhancing public safety through coordinated emergency responses.
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Developers pushing ahead with Erf 38599 in Milnerton, despite local objection
Residents of Milnerton and Table View have voiced strong opposition to a proposed development on Erf 38599, on the corner of Circle Road and Eagle Crescent, accusing the City of…
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Strandfontein Road crash victim dies on the way to hospital
Fatal head-on crash in Mitchells Plain leaves one dead, 13 injured. Strandfontein lifeguards were first responders on Tuesday evening.
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Foreign men arrested for illegal alcohol factory in Durbanville
In a search operation for an unlicensed firearm in Durbanville on Tuesday 27 January, an illegal alcohol manufacturing plant was discovered.
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Residents need to stay in their lanes with closures, City says
Mitchells Plain residents seek lane closures for safety, but lease agreement requirements remain the biggest barrier to progress, Subcouncil 12 reveals.
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Low water levels: City makes urgent calls for restraint on water use
Cape Town urges residents to conserve water amid low dam levels, exceeding daily usage targets amid dwindling supply before rainy season.
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Erf’s auction questioned by Highbury residents
Erf 14079 at 232 Highbury Road is one of around 50 City-owned land parcels scheduled for auction on 26 February. The City says all legal processes were followed, while residents…
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February fuel prices expected to bring more relief for motorists
South African motorists can expect fuel price reductions in February, with indicators pointing to lower petrol and diesel costs.
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Cape Town opens R125.6 mil tenders for affordable housing units across the metro
The City of Cape Town has invited tenders equivalent to a combined estimated value of some R125, 6 million in land release for affordable housing developments across the city.
