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Western Cape High Court halts mortuary plans at Mowbray Cemetery
Robin - Lee Francke|Published

Western Cape High Court halts mortuary plans at Mowbray Cemetery

Goodbye, Mochi Mochi: Cape Town’s favourite Japanese dessert spot to close after 5 years

Vuyile Madwantsi|Published

As Mochi Mochi prepares to close its doors, join us in reflecting on the sweet legacy it leaves behind in Cape Town, a heartfelt homage to culinary innovation and ...

Track detour fuelling Kavanagh’s road-running surge ahead of Cape Town 10K

Rowan Callaghan|Published

A late move into track racing has sharpened KZN star's speed and sparked a breakthrough run of form on the road as she targets another strong showing at the Absa ...

From multi-sport talent to Bok Sevens call-up: Owami Mohuli’s rapid rise to Hong Kong stage

Rowan Callaghan|Published

Springbok Women’s Sevens captain Ayanda Malinga backs young squad for Hong Kong SVNS 2026 impact in absence of injured stalwarts like Nadine Roos.

Parliament fails to investigate lifestyle audits, raising accountability concerns

Lilita Gcwabe|Published

Parliament reveals alarming delays in lifestyle audit investigations, raising serious questions about accountability and progress.

Watch VideoTop 8 race intensifies for Polokwane City, Golden Arrows, Stellenbosch, Durban City and Siwelele

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Siwelele, Durban City, Polokwane City, Golden Arrows and Stellenbosch battle for Top 8 finishes as Betway Premiership season reaches climax.

Lions face defining moment against Glasgow with tough URC run-in looming

Rowan Callaghan|Published

With just four points separating them from ninth place, the Lions cannot afford a slip-up at home before a difficult tour that has troubled them all season.

'There's a church on my stoep': Residents rage against construction in Delft

Marsha Dean|Published

In Delft, residents are raising alarms over a new church construction, fearing it will obstruct emergency access and disrupt their community life.

Lions aim to avenge Glasgow drubbing by disrupting ruck speed at Ellis Park

Rowan Callaghan|Updated

The Lions are drawing motivation from a previous 42-0 loss to Glasgow Warriors as they prepare for Saturday’s URC clash. Assistant coach Ricardo Loubscher highlights ...

Men disqualified from women's Top 10 at Two Oceans Marathon due to race number scandal

Murray Swart|Published

Two male runners faced disqualification from the women's Top 10 at the Two Oceans Marathon half marathon, raising questions about race integrity and the emotional ...

Watch VideoKhanyisa Mayo strengthens Kaizer Chiefs case after emotional Magesi goal

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Khanyisa Mayo boosts his Kaizer Chiefs future hopes with emotional goal in win over Magesi as team extends winning run.

Western Cape taxi leaders urge peace amid violence

Phiri Cawe|Published

Western Cape taxi leaders urgently call for peace, warning that escalating violence jeopardises the industry's reputation and safety. The new Santaco leadership ...

Wedding planner fraud leaves Elsies River couple in financial distress

Marsha Dean|Published

An Elsies River couple's dream wedding turns into a nightmare as they are defrauded of R48 000 by their wedding planner, who claims bankruptcy. Discover their story ...

Delft teen among four killed in latest shooting

Marsha Dean|Published

Four individuals, including a 13-year-old boy, tragically lost their lives in a mass shooting in Delft, with police suspecting gang involvement.

Western Cape High Court rules dog owner not liable for R350 000 ankle injury

Sinenhlanhla Masilela|Published

In a surprising turn, the High Court finds that a dog bite did not cause a man's fractured ankle, overturning a lower court's decision.

Malema's five year prison sentence shakes politics

Sipho Jack, Hope Ntanzi and Simon Majadibodu|Published

Julius Malema's five-year prison sentence for firearm offences has sparked intense debate and varied reactions across South Africa, raising questions about the implications ...

Heritage backlash over new accommodation plans at Robben Island

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

Plans to convert former prison guard houses into tourist accommodation at Robben Island Museum have ignited a fierce debate among South Africans, raising questions ...

Why Eerste River is quietly becoming Cape Town’s hottest residential growth node

Given Majola|Published

Eerste River is strategically located with easy access to major routes like the N2 and R300 and is close to key economic hubs such as Bellville, Stellenbosch, and ...

Chaos erupts at Athlone Stadium as job seekers injured in stampede

Kim Swartz|Updated

Chaos at Athlone Stadium as 25 000 job seekers flock to 'A Day of 1 000 Opportunities', resulting in injuries and crowd control challenges, but officials confirm ...

Legal battle ensues over placement of English learners in Afrikaans school

Zelda Venter|Published

A court ruling has emerged in Mpumalanga regarding the controversial placement of 78 English-speaking learners at an Afrikaans medium school, raising concerns about ...