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Cape Town spends R44.5m on electrical infrastructure theft
The City of Cape Town has spent more than R44.5 million on electrical infrastructure theft and vandalism repairs.
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No more Easter bunny, warns bunny lover from Durbanville
Rabbits are a lifelong commitment, not a seasonal gift! Don’t buy your child a bunny for Easter, a local bunny lover appeals
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Woman sentenced for failing to file tax returns for 13 years
Bellville woman fined R52 000 for 13 years of missing tax returns as courts crack down on SARS non-compliance with harsh sentences.
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Rust-en-Vrede in Durbanville maak kuns toeganklik vir almal met nuwe projek
Die Rust-en-Vrede-galery in Durbanville het sy deure met sy jongste projek, oopgegooi vir enigeen wat belangstel in nuwe vaardighede.
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Two killed, one wounded in Tafelsig shooting
Two men killed, one wounded in gang-related shooting in Tafelsig, Mitchells Plain. Police investigating double murder on Tierkloof Street.
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Plans finally afoot to develop embattled erf for housing purposes
Housing development plans for Weltevreden Valley’s Erf 2435 are back on track after decade-long legal battle with Cape Town Community Housing Company.
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Preparation underway ahead of army deployment in Cape Town
The South African National Defence Force and South African Police Service have commenced preparatory operations in Cape Town ahead of the military’s deployment.
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SAPOA awaits crucial judgement on Cape Town fixed charges High Court case
The South African Property Owners Association remains in anticipation of a High Court judgement that could declare the City of Cape Town’s three fixed charges unlawful.
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Beaked whale washes ashore at Eerste Steen, sparking surprise among beachgoers
A beaked whale washed ashore at Eerste Steen, Melkbosstrand on 15 March. Authorities collected samples; cause of stranding remains unknown.
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Approach Profit Managers is title sponsor of Andries Olivier golf day
Andries Olivier Durbanville Quadriplegic Centre boasts of its first title sponsor for its golf day.
