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Extinction threat looms over African penguins in Cape Town
Cape Town has warned that African penguins face extinction, with fewer than 10 000 breeding pairs left.
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Petition launched to reopen Parklands Satellite Police Station
Growing safety concerns in Parklands have sparked calls to reopen the satellite police station, with residents warning that low visibility is fuelling crime.
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Criminals hang dogs next to R300 to rob unsuspecting motorists
AWSSA warns of a cruel ambush tactic on the R300, where dogs are used to lure motorists into stopping before criminals strike.
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Polisie waarsku leerders oor dwelms
Sers. Neelse en kapt. Adams van Bellville-polisie bied kragtige dwelm- en alkoholbewusmakingsaanbieding aan DF Akademie-leerders wat blywende indruk laat.
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Tafelsig’s beloved ‘mayor’ Beatrice Leng dies at 72
Beatrice Leng, the ‘mayor of Tafelsig’, died on 26 April. A community legend known for her activism, soup kitchens and neighbourhood watches.
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Circus continues to draw thousands amid activist protests
Debate over animal use in circuses escalates in Milnerton, as McLaren Circus rejects welfare claims while activists call for an end to performances.
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City endorses draft National Rail Master Plan
Cape Town mayor backs rail devolution in draft master plan, urging clear deadlines to improve affordable, integrated transport for residents.
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Bellville advocate reaches Mr Gay World SA 2026 top 10
Jacques Gous from Bellville secures top 10 finalist spot for Mr Gay World SA 2026, using platform to break stigma around mental health and addiction.
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Indoor pool plan for Mitchells Plain tabled with councillors
Subcouncil 17 backs Mitchells Plain’s first indoor swimming pool at Lentegeur facility, providing year-round access for the community.
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Woman dies in head-on collision in Brackenfell
A woman has died in a fatal car accident in Brackenfell last night 25 April, in what was reportedly a head-on collision.
