City of Cape Town faces challenges as court declares fixed tariffs unlawful
The Western Cape High Court has ruled that the City of Cape Town's fixed tariffs are unconstitutional, impacting the 2025/2026 budget.
Why we must transform mineworkers from data subjects to active partners
Mining is at a crossroads as technology advances, yet the safety of mineworkers remains a pressing concern.
Airbnb owners turn to private investigators as theft cases rise
The owners of Airbnb’s and guesthouses are increasingly seeking the assistance of PIs in a bid to nab thieves.
Court appearance for duo accused of R25 million investment scam
Two suspects are set to face justice in Cape Town after being arrested for their alleged roles in a massive R25 million fraud and money laundering scheme, following ...
Matroosfontein man runs 15km daily to advocate for affordable addiction rehabilitation
Bertram Macmahon embarks on a 15km run each day for 15 days to raise awareness about the urgent need for accessible rehabilitation services for addiction in the ...
Tafelsig community demands action as youth violence escalates
In the wake of a shocking stabbing incident, Tafelsig residents are pleading for urgent police visibility to combat escalating youth violence.
Minister Sisisi Tolashe faces scrutiny in Parliament over SUV and nanny allegations
The Department of Social Development defends Minister Sisisi Tolashe against allegations of misusing public resources and calls for clarity in media reporting.
Western Cape team dives back into glory, ending 20-year title wait
The Western Cape swimming team has made waves, ending a historic 20-year title drought at the national championships. Discover how dedication, teamwork, and standout ...
Investigation reveals police officers 'pinged' Kinnear's cellphone
Testimony in the Western Cape High Court unveils alarming police failures and potential complicity in the murder of Anti-Gang Unit detective Charl Kinnear, raising ...
Unanswered questions: A mother's fight for justice after the Rheinmetall Denel Munition tragedy
Susan Tandy was hanging her washing when she heard a loud explosion on Tuesday, which flung her back to September 3, 2018 - the day she lost her son at Rheinmetall ...
Family's heartbreak deepens as Japhta Julius remains missing after 5 years
On the 5th anniversary of Japhta Julius's disappearance, his family grapples with the pain of uncertainty while the community rallies to keep the search alive as ...

