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Cape Town urges residents to save water as dam levels drop
Capetonians are urged to conserve water this summer as dam levels drop, with daily usage targeted below 975 million litres.
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Blaauwberg residents to protest housing plans near Koeberg Nuclear Power Station
Blaauwberg residents are preparing for a peaceful protest on Saturday 6 December in opposition to proposed housing developments inside the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station’s Urgent Protective Action Zone (UPZ). The…
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Metro police bust suspected dealer after spotting suspicious vehicle in Table View
A routine patrol in Table View on Wednesday afternoon (3 December) led to the swift arrest of a 51-year-old man, after metro-police officers had spotted a suspicious-looking vehicle moving through…
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Tafelsig clinic upgrade plans finally coming together
The long-awaited upgrade of Tafelsig Clinic is finally set to begin early next year, following years of frustrating delays that saw budgets repeatedly rolled over, Subcouncil 12 heard at its…
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Eerste River residents to make a clarion call for “coloured” people
“Every day we hear or read in social media of our coloured people being murdered.”
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Nine-year-old among three people killed in apparent hit in Rocklands
A nine-year-old boy, a 21-year-old woman and a 26-year-old man were all killed when gunmen opened fire on a house in Rocklands, Mitchell’s Plain
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Kraaifontein named second most dangerous place in South Africa
In a surge of violent crime Cape Town suburb Kraaifontein emerged as the second most dangerous place in South Africa, and in the Western Cape respectively.
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Loss of experienced pilots mourned after fatal Morningstar Airfield crash
Experienced flight instructor and young commercial pilot die in aircraft crash shortly after takeoff at Morningstar Airfield, Cape Town
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Western Cape introduces new measures to boost early learning from 2026
The WCED will implement several new initiatives from 2026 to strengthening foundational literacy and numeracy skills among young learners.
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Curro-leerder op pad na Bali
‘n Graad 11-leerder van Curro Durbanville, Milla Vorster, is gekies om Suid-Afrika by die Wêreld Innoverende Wetenskapsprojek-olimpiade (World Innovative Science Project Olympiad) te verteenwoordig.
