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Paddle out draws hundreds to honour John Flanigan after kayak tragedy
Bloubergstrand honoured John Flanigan with a moving paddle out at Small Bay, celebrating the life and ocean legacy of the beloved 80-year-old sportsman.
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Pensioners left stranded in rain as SASSA officials fail to show
Pensioners were left standing in pouring rain four hours outside a Kraaifontein community hall last week after Sassa officials failed to arrive for scheduled appointments.
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Computerised learner’s licence testing starts City-wide
City implements Computerised Learner’s Licence Testing at all 18 driving centres, replacing paper tests with digital touchscreen system next week.
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Durbanville is ‘nie die Wilde Weste’ nie, maan polisie
Durbanville is nie die Wilde Weste nie, en daar sal teen jongmense wat hulle skuldig maak aan rampokkery ná onverantwoordelike drinkery, opgetree word, waarsku die Durbanville-polisie.
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Second fatal taxi shooting in a week rocks Western Cape
Community in shock after a deadly shooting at Killarney taxi rank leaves one dead and three wounded; police link the attack to taxi-related violence.
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Red Bull launches Locked In Apex Legends tournament in Cape Town
Red Bull announces innovative gaming tournament for Cape Town in March 2026 with three days of intense Apex Legends competition at Bellville Velodrome.
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Cape Town not out of drought danger after recent rains
Cape Town still in drought danger despite rain. Water use above 975 MLD target, dam levels 20% lower. Residents urged to save water this summer.
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South Africa glide past New Zealand as super eights beckons
Captain Aiden Markram’s unbeaten 86 and Marco Jansen’s 4-40 demolish New Zealand as South Africa cruise to Super Eights qualification.
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President commits to end child stunting as Western Cape battles highest prevalence rates
President Ramaphosa committed to ending child stunting by 2030, focusing on targeted interventions during first 1000 days from conception onwards.
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Deployment of the army welcomed in gang-infected areas
“President Ramaphosa’s announcement that the SANDF will be deployed in gang-infected communities has been welcomed by Bonteheuwel residents.”
