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City confirms waste collection will continue over Easter
Cape Town waste collection will continue as normal over Easter, with residents urged to put bins out early and report missed pickups after 48 hours.
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Power outage hits Cape Town airport after kites tangle in high-voltage lines
Cape Town International Airport runs on generator power after kites caused a pre-dawn outage, with minimal disruption as Eskom works to restore supply.
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Durbanville woman places third in Antarctica race – running the edge of the world
A local woman placed third in the women’s category of the Antarctica half marathon on King George Island, held in temperatures of just 1°C and icy terrain.
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Roadshow cracks nearly R16m in traffic fine representations
Cape Town’s latest traffic roadshow in Athlone saw over 3 600 motorists settle fines, generating nearly R16 million in payments and representations.
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Cape Town’s R87.8 bn budget: relief for some, ‘stealth tax’ fears for others
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis unveiled the R87.8bn “City of Hope” budget promising 60% households stable or reduced rates.
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Huis Andries Olivier champions complete Absa Cape Epic
Two members of the cycling group Barney’s Army Gentlemen – avid supporters of Huis Andries Olivier – completed the gruelling Absa Cape Epic.
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Man shot by three suspects in early morning petrol station shoot out
27-year-old man shot at petrol station in Mitchells Plain by three attackers. Police open attempted murder case. Motive unknown.
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Alleged smash-and-grab suspect shot dead in Jakes Gerwel
A suspected smash-and-grab suspect was shot dead on Jakes Gerwel Drive after targeting motorists, authorities urge vigilance on roads.
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WATCH | Cyclists robbed at cycling shop after early morning ride in Durbanville
Two cyclists who were drinking coffee at a cycling shop in Durbanville after a ride early on Tuesday morning were robbed at gunpoint.
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Gang Monitor says defections fuel Cape Flats violence
Gang members switching sides across Cape Flats communities are fueling a surge in violence and retaliatory killings, according to new report.
