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Voters urged to prioritise service delivery ahead of local elections
Political analyst Amanda Gouws urges voters to scrutinise party manifestos and choose parties with a proven track record in service delivery.
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Student (19) charged with arson and attempted murder after Stellenbosch fire incident
A 19-year-old Stellenbosch University female student has been arrested on charges of arson and attempted murder.
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175 new vehicles boost Western Cape Police as crime fight intensifies
Acting Minister Firoz Cachalia announced the delivery of 175 vehicles to enhance police operations in the Western Cape during the festive season.
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No permanent posts for Western Cape community health workers
Community health workers continue to fight for permanent government jobs, with the Western Cape Health Department confirming no policy change.
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Overloaded scholar-transport taxi stopped at Voortrekker Road-Jakes Gerwel Drive intersection
A minibus-taxi carrying 34 learners was stopped in Goodwood, Cape Town, raising concerns about learner-transport safety and vehicle overloading.
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Cape Town’s N2 ‘Hell Run’ wall becomes election flashpoint
Cape Town’s planned R114m N2 wall has become one of the most divisive issues of the election campaign. The Mayor says it is strictly an anti-crime measure.
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Wendy Kaizer-Philander calls for protection of social workers after Khayelitsha hijacking
Western Cape Social Development Minister Wendy Kaizer-Philander has called for urgent protection of social workers following another hijacking in Khayelitsha.
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No shootings at Strandfontein schools, CPF confirms
Rumours of a fifth shooting at a Strandfontein school were confirmed false by CPF after four deaths in three gang-related shootings over four days.
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WATCH | Angry mob tries to force murder suspect from his home
An angry mob barricaded Picketberg Street in Tafelsig with burning tyres after a burnt body was found nearby. The suspect is in police custody.
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Eskom urges political parties to remove electoral posters from its infrastructure
Eskom urges all election participants to avoid placing promotional materials on its infrastructure to ensure public safety and prevent risks.
