Family in Pelican Park seeks help in finding missing grandmother
A Pelican Park family is desperately searching for 73-year-old Maureen Peskin, who went missing after a visit to a cousin's house
Investigation into attempted murder in Table View linked to viral Parklands video
Table View police are investigating an attempted murder case following a shooting incident, which has raised significant safety concerns after a viral video captured ...
Cyclist injured in taxi crash on Victoria Road sparks safety concerns
A cyclist's injury in a Victoria Road crash reignites urgent calls for enhanced safety measures, spotlighting the ongoing risks faced by cyclists in Cape Town.
Grieving mother seeks answers as investigation into Khy’ree's fatal hit-and-run stalls
Jolene Jordaan faces a painful Easter without her son Khy’ree, who died tragically in a hit-and-run. As she waits for justice, her frustration grows over the lack ...
Makgoba calls for action against online gambling and corruption
Archbishop Thabo Makgoba's Easter sermon at St. George's Cathedral highlights the urgent need to address online gambling, corruption in South Africa, and the global ...
How soaring paraffin costs are pushing South African families deeper into poverty
While motorists enjoy temporary fuel relief, low-income families in South Africa face soaring paraffin prices, leaving them vulnerable to energy poverty.
Road safety crackdown in Western Cape marks end of Easter weekend
With the Easter weekend concluding, the Western Cape maintains robust road safety and transport compliance operations, ensuring smooth permit processing and heightened ...
Western Cape invests R15m in cricket venue upgrades for the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027
With R15 million committed to upgrading cricket venues, the Western Cape is gearing up for the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027, promising economic growth and enhanced ...
Kenwyn father warns of e-scooter risks following daughters' injuries on promenade
A Cape Town father is calling for urgent action after his daughters were struck by e-scooters on the Sea Point promenade, sparking concerns about pedestrian safety ...
Muizenberg's Battle Site declared Provincial heritage site
Residents of Muizenberg have unknowingly traversed a site of profound historical significance; now, the landscape of the Battle of Muizenberg has been declared a ...
Cape Town's new manufacturing policy aims to boost jobs across 33 industrial hubs
Cape Town's City Council has approved a new Manufacturing Support Policy to unlock growth and drive job creation across 33 industrial hubs, addressing national economic ...
Easter travel safety: Buckle up your child to prevent serious injuries
As families prepare for Easter travel, Western Cape health authorities warn that nearly all children admitted to ICU after car crashes were not wearing seatbelts, ...
Die Kraal Sports Grounds reopen to revive community spirit in Paarl
After decades of silence, Die Kraal Sports Grounds in Paarl reopen, welcoming former players and a new generation to a cherished community space.
SAPS moves forward with body-worn cameras amid decade-long delays
After nearly a decade of delays, Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia reveals the imminent rollout of body-worn cameras for SAPS, promising enhanced accountability ...
Escalating protests lead to student suspensions at CPUT
As protests escalate, more than five students at Cape Peninsula University of Technology have been suspended.
Urgent search for missing fisherman as NSRI responds to multiple coastal rescues
A desperate search continues for a 70-year-old fisherman swept off rocks at Herolds Bay, while the NSRI responds to multiple rescues along the perilous coast in ...
Milnerton Lagoon restoration shows promising results as upgrades take effect
Cape Town’s Milnerton Lagoon restoration shows early improvements with key infrastructure upgrades, including sewer network enhancements, reducing pollution and ...