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“Protect the two gentlemen” – Brackenfell woman prays for her armed assailants
A 69-year-old woman may have saved herself from further harm when she asked her attackers to pray with her, after the armed men broke into her home.
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Municipalities seek court order to stop Aarto’s phase two
Salga has approached the High Court to halt the Phase Two Aarto rollout, warning that implementing the law will cost municipalities more than it generates.
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Hundreds relocated from Zimbabwean Consulate to Epping repatriation centre
In pouring rain, Zimbabwean nationals who had gathered in large numbers outside the Zimbabwean Consulate in District Six were relocated to a Home Affairs Repatriation Centre in Epping on Sunday…
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Government debunks fake R250 immigration notice ahead of protest
A fake R250 bounty notice for catching illegal immigrants is circulating online. Exporters Western Cape warns 30 June protests must not disrupt trade.
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Tafelsig streets still flowing with poo five years later
Tafelsig residents have endured raw sewage flooding their streets for five years, with repairs stalled despite a budget already being in place.
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Cape Chamber warns xenophobic rhetoric threatens economy
Cape Chamber warns that anti-immigrant violence driven by political incitement threatens lives, the economy and rule of law in South Africa.
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Migrants fear unrest as South Africa prepares for protest action
As anti-immigration protests take place across South Africa, many foreign nationals fear the demonstrations could escalate into violence and unrest.
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Woman shot dead on her way to work in Kraaifontein
A 35-year-old woman was shot and killed this morning while on her way to work in Kraaifontein, in what police have confirmed is a murder investigation.
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Cape Town port ranked dead last globally as City demands urgent reform
n a embarrassing blow Cape Town’s container port has been ranked last among 400 ports worldwide, prompting calls for decisive intervention.
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More drugs, firearms seized as Cape Town’s deadliest neighbourhoods show signs of relief
Cape Town’s Law Enforcement officers has recorded a 41% increase in drug confiscations and removed 148 firearms from the city’s most violent neighbourhoods.
