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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.
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Cape Town faith leaders call for calm amid repatriation crisis
Faith leaders and humanitarian workers issue a joint call for calm, accountability, and reform as Cape Town’s repatriation crisis deepens.
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Franschhoek Pass remains closed indefinitely after May floods cause extensive damage
The historic Franschhoek Pass has sustained significant damage during the May floods, marking the latest setback for the popular scenic route.
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Cape Town commuters petition against 50% MyCiTi bus monthly pass increase
Commuters have launched a petition rejecting the City of Cape Town’s decision to increase the MyCiTi monthly pass from R1 000 to R1 500.
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Police on high alert ahead of nationwide anti-immigration protests
Police say they are on high alert ahead of nationwide anti-immigration protests on 30 June, with specialised officers placed on standby.
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‘Kaapstad-begroting melk belastingbetalers genadeloos’, sê VF Plus
Kaapstad se hersiene begroting vir die 2026/’27-boekjaar, wat eerskomende Maandag in die raad bespreek gaan word, gaan sy inwoners uitermatig beproef.
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Coalition pushes for R2 billion maternal grant ahead of budget deadline
With government spending priorities being set this week, advocates say a time-bound grant for pregnant women could reduce child stunting.
