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Durbanville CPF finally appoints a new exco after 5 months without leadership
After five months of no leadership Durbanville Community Police Forum last Wednesday successfully elected a new executive committee in a positive spirit.
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Soldier arrested on Saturday the for possession of firearms
Ravensmead police arrested South African Defence Force member for possessing firearms, ammunition and explosives found buried under concrete.
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Information sessions about the borer beetle presented in Cape Town
Several information sessions are upcoming in Cape Town on the shot hole borer beetle (PSHB), which poses a serious threat to the city’s trees.
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Tyger Valley Library reopens after maintenance upgrades
Tyger Valley Public Library welcomes patrons back following renovations including new carpets, paint, and layout improvements for enhanced community service.
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‘Long overdue’ Tafelsig Clinic upgrade finally gets underway
Major R10.5m upgrade to Tafelsig Clinic begins next week, bringing better healthcare access and modern facilities to the community.
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Two men convicted for murder of police officer in Delft and other killings
Two men convicted by Western Cape High Court for murder of police officer during robbery in Delft, plus two other killings
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Western Cape police launch investigation after officer caught on video pocketing items during raid
A senior police officer is investigating an incident where a police officer was filmed taking and pocketing items during a raid.
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Stad Kaapstad takel rioolprobleem met eerste sluitbare dreindeksels in Wesbank
Die Stad Kaapstad het begin om sluitbare dreindeksels in Wesbank naby Kuilsrivier in te sit as teenvoeter teen misbruik van die rioolstelsel.
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Driver who killed six Mitchells Plain pupils sentenced to five years
Mninikhaya Mvuli, the driver of a scholar transport that claimed the lives of six children in Mitchells Plain in May 2023, has been sentenced to five years improsonment and have…
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Vaccinate against meningitis and other contagious diseases
The Provincial Department of Health and Wellness is urging parents to have their children vaccinated against meningococcal meningitis, if possible.
