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Search continues for two missing men in Western Cape
Search operations continue for missing truck driver Poovin Naraisamy and 29-year-old Michael Waltman in the Cape Winelands, Western Cape.
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‘Victims deserve a system that works’ – Ian Cameron
Ian Cameron emphasizes the urgent need for better resources and support for Family Violence and Child Protection units to effectively address sensitive cases.
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Skateboarder nears end of Africa odyssey with Cape Town in sight
After months of rough roads, angry cows and visa crises, Jason Vanporppal is 265 km from completing his skateboard journey across Africa.
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Inwoners die herrie in oor foute en belastingverhoging
Met die prys van brandstof, kos en ander produkte wat aanhou opwaarts kruip, is die groot verandering in eiendomswaardasies vir baie inwoners in die Langeberg net nog ‘n bitter pil […]
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Langeberg Municipality slams croc-sighting claims
Langeberg Municipality denied crocodile sightings in the Breede River, attributing them to a video misinterpretation of flood debris.
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Gesin met sewe dae oue baba vertel hoe hulle meer as 20 uur in vloedwater vasgekeer was
’n Gesin van ses van die plaas Drie Rivieren in Worcester het meer as 20 ure lank in ’n vragmotor oorleef nadat vloedwater hul huis omring het. Tussen hulle was ’n sewe dae oue baba, terwyl die gesin deur die…
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Eskom works to restore power to Western Cape towns
Eskom is repairing damaged infrastructure to restore electricity in the Western Cape after severe weather caused widespread outages and challenges.
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Spokiesdorp residents evacuated as river levels rise
Spokiesdorp residents evacuated to Van Heysteen Community Hall due to rising river levels, with municipal support available for assistance.
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Markets rattled as US, Iran clash in Hormuz
The US was awaiting Iran’s response to its latest proposed peace deal, after both sides accused the other of triggering an overnight clash.
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Ramaphosa ‘respects’ court judgement, EFF vows to fight relentlessly
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he respects the Constitutional Court’s judgement and reaffirmed his commitment to the Constitution.
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