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Melkbosstrand Beach reopens after sewage spill
Swimming at Melkbosstrand Beach officially resumed after City Health confirmed water quality tests showed safety following weekend sewage spill.
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Lentegeur police uncover large weapons haul at house
Police discovered a large weapons cache including grenades and ammunition in Lentegeur, but community interference forced officers to withdraw.
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Proposal launched to rename UWC after Allan Boesak
Bishop Ramalaine’s foundation proposes renaming UWC as Allan A Boesak University, citing liberation theologian’s sustained influence on institution.
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Subcouncil rejects liquor licence extension, CPF calls for moratorium
Subcouncil 17 unanimously rejected Shoprite LiquorShop’s application to extend trading hours in Lentegeur, citing crime concerns and proximity to schools.
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Kraaifontein trafficking victims break silence on Cambodia nightmare
Cape Town trafficking victims aged 19 and 30 reveal horrific Cambodia scam centre nightmare after Hawks arrest alleged Kraaifontein recruiters.
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Airport services gradually being restored, albeit spasmodic and fitful
“We extend our sincere thanks to the emergency response teams for their swift and professional action. Further updates will be issued …”
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Uproar about firecrackers thrown at people and dogs in Durbanville
Two young men threw firecrackers through their car window at a dog walker and at dogs in their yards.
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Melkbosstrand Beach temporarily closed after sewage leak
Melkbosstrand Beach has been closed after a sewage spill over the weekend. Authorities warn beachgoers to avoid swimming until water tests confirm safety.
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Cape Town urges finance minister to protect municipal and infrastructure funding
Cape Town mayor calls on finance minister Enoch Godongwana to ensure no cuts to municipal funding are proposed in National Budget.
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Polisie soek hulp om vermeende sakerower te identifiseer
“Die drie het op 16 Maart 2024 omstreeks 06:30 by die perseel van Xone-sekerheidsdienste in die lughawe-nywerheidsgebied ingebreek…”
