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Western Cape opens applications for traffic officer cadet programme
The Western Cape mobility department has opened applications for its Traffic Officer Cadet Bursary Programme, offering law enforcement officers a 12-month training opportunity.
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Riversdale solar plant 98% complete as province advances energy independence
The Riversdale Solar Power Plant stands at 98% completion, marking a significant milestone in the Western Cape’s drive towards energy self-sufficiency.
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Deputy mayor launches Mitchells Plain’s 50-year celebrations
Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews launched Mitchells Plain’s 50th anniversary celebrations, highlighting community transformation and future opportunities.
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Fuel station in Durbanville appealed on legal and constitutional grounds
D’Urbanvale residents have rolled in the big cannons for their appeal against the approval of a fuel service station in D’Urbanvale, Durbanville.
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Community fears retaliation attacks after alleged gang leader is killed
Bonteheuwel residents fear renewed gang violence after an alleged gang leader was shot dead and another man injured in a brazen daytime attack.
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Kieswetter receives honorary doctorate from alma mater
Edward Kieswetter awarded Honorary Doctorate by Cape Peninsula University of Technology, reflecting on journey from 1978 apprentice to Sars head.
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1st Durbanville Scouts Secure Third Place at Kon-Tiki Competition
The 1st Durbanville Scouts achieved third place at this year’s Kon-Tiki, one of the Western Cape’s largest scouting competitions.
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Plakkate gaan opgerig word om loslating van konyne te stop
“Die konyne in die Durbanville-begraafplaas is nie die probleem nie, maar die mense wat hulle daar gaan loslaat,” sê weldoener.
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Bread delivery driver shot in face during Kraaifontein robbery
Police are investigating an attempted murder case following the shooting of a bread delivery driver in Kraaifontein on Tuesday.
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Veteran detective tackles Kraaifontein’s crime crisis
As detective commander at Kraaifontein police Col. Murphy Papa brings more than three decades of hard-earned experience to the crime-ridden Cape Town suburb.
