Gauteng Court's landmark ruling on interim maintenance in Muslim divorces

Zelda Venter|Published

In a significant ruling, the Johannesburg High Court has affirmed a Muslim wife's right to seek interim maintenance, highlighting the evolving legal landscape for ...

New study links psychological distress to increased alcohol use among first responders

Staff Reporter|Published

What drives police officers and paramedics to harmful drinking? New research sheds light on this pressing issue.

Survivor of wild horse crash advocates for road safety measures

Brandon Nel|Updated

After a harrowing accident involving a wild horse, a young man calls for urgent safety measures on the R43 to prevent future tragedies.

Heroic trail runner saves Belgian tourist during heat crisis on Table Mountain

Staff Reporter|Published

A quick-thinking trail runner sprang into action to save a Belgian tourist's life after she collapsed from heat illness while hiking on Table Mountain, showcasing ...

SPCA to take legal action over viral Facebook misinformation about sick puppy

Murray Swart|Published

In the wake of a viral Facebook post accusing its staff of mistreating a sick puppy, the Cape of Good Hope SPCA is considering legal action, underscoring the critical ...

Reagan Allen fires back at Gayton McKenzie over investigation claims

Genevieve Serra|Published

Reagan Allen, Deputy Speaker of Parliament, firmly counters Gayton McKenzie’s accusations about the investigation into Joshlin Smith’s disappearance, emphasising ...

Court reduces five-year sentence for man who accidentally shot friend

Genevieve Serra|Published

A young man, who accidentally shot his friend at 18, successfully appeals a five-year sentence, raising important questions about culpable homicide and firearm laws. ...

City traffic officers arrest taxi driver with over R220 000 in warrants

Staff Reporter|Published

On Friday the 13th, a taxi driver in Cape Town was arrested during a roadblock after officers uncovered over R220,000 in outstanding warrants, serving as a reminder ...

How can residents help uncover the history of Miller’s Point

Staff Reporter|Published

The City of Cape Town invites residents, historians, and visitors to contribute to the preservation of Miller’s Point's rich history by sharing photographs and stories. ...

Suspended minister Senzo Mchunu plans to reverse step-aside decision

Manyane Manyane|Published

Suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu is contemplating a controversial return to his ANC duties amidst corruption allegations and political scrutiny.

Jane Hudson explores bipolar disorder and family dynamics in her debut novel ‘In the Name of Mother’

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Jane Hudson’s debut novel, ‘In the Name of Mother’, intricately weaves the challenges of bipolar disorder with the complexities of family dynamics, exploring the ...

NSRI tackles multiple maritime emergencies along the Cape coastline

Murray Swart|Published

Over a busy weekend, the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) tackled multiple maritime emergencies along the Cape coastline, showcasing the bravery of rescuers ...

Experience Zolani Mahola live at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival free concert

Staff Reporter|Updated

Cape Town’s city centre will once again turn into an open-air stage.

Endangered African penguin chicks saved from heatwave in the Western Cape

Murray Swart|Published

Amid a record-breaking heatwave in the Western Cape, rangers at Table Mountain National Park rescued 19 vulnerable African penguin chicks from the Boulders Beach ...

DA under fire: Travel scandals and governance challenges in the GNU

Theolin Tembo|Published

Premier Alan Winde and Minister Dean Macpherson are under fire for their controversial international travel expenses.

Axed sports staff claim jobs were advertised before they left

Kim Swartz|Published

Former school sports workers in the Western Cape are challenging their dismissals in arbitration, alleging that their positions were made permanent despite government ...

Goodwood Correctional Centre faces scrutiny over disciplinary inconsistencies and racism claims

Kim Swartz|Published

Claims of racial bias in disciplinary actions at Goodwood Correctional Centre spark concerns about fairness and accountability in the correctional system.

Watch Video‘Sub me or I walk off’: Deon Fourie’s out-of-breath ultimatum after emptying tank in Bulls win

Leighton Koopman|Published

Veteran Stormers forward Deon Fourie showcased his enduring talent with a defiant performance in the 32-19 URC victory over the Bulls, leaving coach John Dobson ...

Pensioner fights for justice after being forced to sleep on the streets for 16 days

Genevieve Serra|Published

Sheree Foggit, a 69-year-old woman, awaits judgment in her court battle against an unlawful eviction from the Haven Night Shelter, seeking justice and broader legislation ...