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Western Cape gets new education and social development ministers
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has announced new provincial ministers of Education and Social Development, bringing fresh leadership to two key portfolios.
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Ruwari housing plan faces objections as building departures are sought
Ruwari residents last week received a notice in terms of the land use management framework of the controversial development planned for Erf 9702,
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Sardine die-off not linked to Milnerton Lagoon, claims City
The City says the mass sardine die-off along the Cape coast is not linked to Milnerton Lagoon, as scientists investigate the cause of the deaths.
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Lawyers at police stations aim to strengthen criminal cases
Attorney Malickah Schaffers is based at Mitchells Plain Police Station as part of a project to improve police statements and boost conviction rates.
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Cape Town turns to private sector for affordable housing push
The City of Cape Town is aiming to forge strong public-private partnerships for more affordable housing in the fast growing metropolis.
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Residents live in fear after another deadly weekend on the Flats
At least ten people have been gunned down on the Cape Flats in another bloody weekend of gang violence, with two killed in Delft and four shot in Wesbank.
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Bloubergstrand surfer dies after collapsing in surf
A 54-year-old Plattekloof man died after collapsing while surfing at Bloubergstrand Beach in Table View on Saturday morning.
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K9 unit sniffs out R300 000 drug stash in Bellville
K9 unit helped Cape Town Metro Police uncover drugs worth more than R300 000 during an operation in Bellville, leading to one arrest.
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Constable and Somali businessman among four arrested for extortion in Bellville
Four suspects, including a police constable, have been arrested in an extortion ring takedown operation in Bellville on Sunday evening.
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Cape Town sets the pace for water leadership in SA
Cape Town positioned itself firmly at the forefront of national water leadership at the Water Institute of Southern Africa.
