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Police launch major raid over Cape Town municipal contracts
In a sweeping anti-corruption operation, the South African Police Service (SAPS) conducted simultaneous search and seizure raids at 26 locations across Cape Town on Tuesday, 30 September, targeting individuals and…
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The Mitchell’s Plain trains are coming soon, but nobody knows exactly when
The Mitchell’s Plain trains are coming soon, says social media videos released by Prasa.
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Tafelsig is sitting on a sewage timebomb
“Can we say you can’t go to the toilet anymore in Mitchell’s Plain?” chair Solomon Philander asked the Sub-council 12 meeting. City official Elroy de Villiers replied: “I think we…
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Bloemendal weer onder die hamer
Die Bloemendal-wynlandgoed kom nou weer onder die hamer op Woensdag 15 Oktober nadat die kooptransaksie vroeër vanjaar oënskynlik deur die mat geval het – hierdie keer teen ‘n reserweprys van…
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Denny’s Mushrooms near Durbanville closing down soon
In a very unfortunate turn of events, the Denny’s Fresh Mushrooms Cape Town facility near Fisantekraal will close its doors before the end of January next year after being in…
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Mayor calls for signal-blocking to curb crime from behind bars
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has reiterated calls for signal-blocking technology to be implemented at Pollsmoor Prison.
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South African protesters demand that government sever ties with Israel over Gaza
More than 3,000 people marched through Cape Town on 27 September, calling for South Africa to cut trade and diplomatic ties with Israel.
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Eastern Cape Tourism Awards celebrate industry excellence in Kouga
The Eastern Cape Tourism Awards celebrated industry excellence, honouring outstanding tourism professionals and venues, emphasising the sector’s vital role in regional growth and community involvement.
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Eco heroes unite
Five endangered Clanwilliam cedar trees were planted in Durbanville by Sustainable Ceder, a non-governmental organisation, in collaboration with a group of Goedemoed residents and the City of Cape Town.
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Kidnapped Milnerton businessman found dead
Remains found at the Salt River Mortuary, brought there from Philippi East, could well be those of kidnapped Milnerton businessman Roger Brijlal, nearly two weeks after he was reported missing.
