Western Cape High Court to take a closer look at the ‘no-name law’ for sexual offence suspects
Activist Caroline Peters challenges South Africa's controversial no-name rule for sexual offence suspects in a pivotal case at the Western Cape High Court, advocating ...
War? What War? Capetonians shrug off Middle East tensions but urge prayer
With escalating tensions in the Middle East, how do South Africans view the potential for global conflict? Insights from Capetonians reveal a surprising indifference. ...
Scottsdene High School remembers teacher Cohlyn Jacobs, who died in a tragic crash
Cohlyn Jacobs, a beloved teacher at Scottsdene High School, tragically lost his life in a car accident on Saturday, leaving the Kraaifontein community in mourning. ...
Grade 8 learner attacked by matriculants at Lentegeur High while teacher looks on
A mother is outraged after her Grade 8 son was allegedly assaulted by six matric pupils in front of a teacher at Lentegeur High School.
Stellenbosch FC: Gavin Hunt targets Top 8 as Winelands revival continues
After a rocky start to the season, Stellenbosch FC travel to Bloemfontein to face Siwelele FC, with coach Gavin Hunt aiming to push the Cape side into the top half ...
William Booth argues against the legality of Stamenov's arrest in South Africa
In a significant legal battle, William Booth challenges the arrest of a Bulgarian national in South Africa, arguing that extradition procedures were not properly ...
Marine outfalls comply with permit limits despite sewage pollution concerns
Cape Town's marine outfalls at Camps Bay, Green Point, and Hout Bay are compliant with permit conditions, but do these results alleviate public fears of sewage pollution. ...
Metro Police crackdown on illegal firearms amid domestic violence surge
As the City grapples with growing concerns around domestic violence and illegal firearms, recent police operations illustrate a determined effort to safeguard communities ...
Red Bull KTM’s Brad Binder optimistic after solid season opener
Red Bull KTM’s Brad Binder delivered a solid start to the 2026 MotoGP season in Thailand, finishing sixth overall after strong performances in both the Sprint and ...
Minister Macpherson takes action against former MK MPs over illegal occupation of state property
In a landmark decision, Minister Dean Macpherson has initiated eviction proceedings against former MPs unlawfully occupying state properties, underscoring a commitment ...
Western Cape High Court grants bail to man accused of rape after appeal
The Western Cape High Court has reversed a bail denial for a man accused of rape, sparking community debate and raising questions about judicial processes.
Piketberg couple finally ties the knot after 40 years of dating
A Piketberg couple, aged 69 and 71, finally ties the knot after 40 years of love and overcoming life's challenges, proving that it's never too late to follow your ...
All you need to know about Cape Town Cycle Tour road closures
This weekend, Cape Town will face significant road closures as the 2026 Cycle Tour takes over the city. Find out which routes will be affected and how to navigate ...
Shooting incident in Bo-Kaap leaves one man injured
A man was shot and wounded in Bo-Kaap on Sunday night, leading police to investigate the incident. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Why theocratic political power is failing in today's world
The ongoing conflicts in the Middle East highlight the failures of theocratic governance, as religious movements continue to exacerbate tensions and human suffering. ...
Browns Farm residents resort to mob justice amid police inaction
After a series of tragic vigilante attacks in Browns Farm, community members voice their frustration over inadequate police resources, leading to dire consequences. ...
South African film sector in turmoil due to DTIC delays
South African film and television professionals demand urgent action from Minister Parks Tau over critical delays in the Film and Television Production Incentive, ...