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Minister warns against rising housing scams targeting vulnerable communities
Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane has warned about a surge in online housing scams where criminals promise government housing in exchange for payment. The minister emphasized that government housing is…
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Sea Rescue warns of spring tide dangers this weekend
The National Sea Rescue Institute has issued an urgent warning to coastal visitors about dangerous spring tide conditions.
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Hiker dies in fatal fall from Lion’s Head trail in Table Mountain National Park
Hiker dies falling from Lion’s Head trail in Table Mountain National Park on Thursday 18 December. Second fatal incident in under a month.
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Cape Town wins double international recognition as top travel destination
Cape Town won Best City – Editor’s Choice from Travel and Leisure India’s Best Awards 2025 and ranked 5th Best Place to Visit in Africa by US News & World…
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WATCH | City destroys nearly 3 000 litres of confiscated alcohol
Thousands of litres of booze, worth an inestimable amount, were poured down the drain today during the City’s annual publicised disposal of unclaimed confiscated alcohol.
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Police strike again: R115 million counterfeit goods bust in Bellville
BELLVILLE – Police have dealt another crushing blow to the counterfeit goods trade in Bellville, seizing fake products worth a staggering R115 million in a major operation on Tuesday 16…
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Former Valhalla librarian honoured
“Our libraries remain popular spaces and beacons for learning, research and social interaction in communities.”
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Mother’s traumatic smash-and-grab fuels N2 wall debate
A mother’s traumatic experience during a smash-and-grab attack on the N2 highway has reinforced calls for the City of Cape Town’s proposed R180m security wall.
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City defends marine outfalls as ActionSA appeal nears ruling
Cape Town’s marine sewage outfalls dispute reaches independent appeals panel, expected to rule on ActionSA’s challenge to the City’s licensing practices.
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Cape Town records 805 streetlight theft and vandalism incidents in three months
“Cape Town recorded 805 streetlight vandalism cases in Q3 2025, costing R16 million. Vanguard Estate and Mitchells Plain worst affected areas.”
