Kraaifontein CPF disputes Premier Winde’s assessment of its performance

Sibulele Kasa|Published

The Kraaifontein Community Policing Forum (CPF) has pushed back against Premier Alan Winde’s statement suggesting the forum was facing challenges in functioning effectively.

Geyser ripple-control testing in Cape Town: What residents need to know

Staff Reporter|Published

The City of Cape Town’s Energy Directorate will resume testing of its geyser ripple-control systems from Monday, January 26 to Friday, February 6 in selected areas, ...

Road resurfacing underway in Macassar, Firgrove, Strand, Somerset West, and Kuils River

Staff Reporter|Published

Residents and road users in several parts of Cape Town should expect delays as the City begins a major road resurfacing project across the eastern region.

City's Safety and Security donates educational toys to paediatric care facility

Sibulele Kasa|Published

The City of Cape Town’s Safety and Security Directorate has donated educational toys worth more than R30 000 to St Joseph’s Intermediate Paediatric Care Facility ...

Police recover drugs and liquor in Ravensmead operation

Staff Reporter|Published

Three suspects aged between 30 and 35 were arrested in Ravensmead on Tuesday, January 13, in the morning after police recovered drugs, liquor and cash during an ...

Countdown to the 16th Cape Town Carnival: A colouful celebration of community stories

Tamlynne Thompson|Published

et ready for the 16th edition of the Cape Town Carnival on March 21! Experience a vibrant celebration featuring 1,500 performers, colourful costumes, and inspiring ...

Police arrest suspect following burglary at Badisa Tygerberg offices

Sibulele Kasa|Published

Police have made a breakthrough in the investigation into a burglary at the offices of Badisa Tygerberg, with a 40-year-old man arrested in connection with the incident. ...

How the Second Chance Matric Programme can help you rewrite your future

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Free Second Chance Matric Programme can help you rewrite your exams and improve your academic future.

How SANZAF is helping pupils prepare for school with free haircuts and stationery

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

The South African National Zakah Fund (SANZAF) brought smiles to 2 500 pupils in the Western Cape with free haircuts and stationery, setting them up for success ...

Two Law Enforcement officers arrested in Parow for corruption

Sibulele Kasa|Published

Two Law Enforcement officers were arrested in Parow on Tuesday night, January 13, after allegedly attempting to solicit a R3 000 bribe from a motorist.

Matric class of 2025 celebrates impressive results in northern suburbs

Sibulele Kasa|Published

It was a moment of relief for pupils and families across the northern suburbs as the Class of 2025 opened their matric results and celebrated good performances.

From hospital bed to top matric achiever: Kuils River pupil’s inspiring matric success

Siyabonga Sithole|Published

Takunda Muchweni’'s story is testament to the strength of the human spirit. The wheelchair-bound pupil from Jan Kriel School in Kuilsriver has proven that with determination ...

Mowbray Maternity Hospital's two-year renovation: What you need to know

Staff Reporter|Published

Mowbray Maternity Hospital's two-year renovation aims to enhance care for mothers and babies while ensuring safety with temporary service adjustments.

Road rehabilitation work begins on La Belle Road in Stikland

Staff Reporter|Published

Road rehabilitation work has commenced along La Belle Road between Strand Road and Willow Street in Stikland, Bellville, says the City of Cape Town.

Appeal for blood donations as national stocks remain low

Staff Reporter|Published

The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) has appealed to the public to start the new year by donating blood, warning that national blood stocks remain below ...

Bellville Library reopening delayed due to cable theft repairs

Own Correspondent|Published

The reopening of Bellville Library has been delayed due to ongoing repairs to stolen cables, the City says.

Break-in at Badisa Tygerberg: Seven laptops stolen

Staff Reporter|Published

Badisa Tygerberg has confirmed that its offices were broken into over the past weekend, with seven laptops stolen during the incident.

Fashion and fun at the 165th King’s Plate event

WESLEY FORD|Published

Experience the glamour of the 165th L’Ormarins King’s Plate at Kenilworth Racecourse, where thousands donned stunning white and blue outfits, celebrating fashion ...

Fifth annual Cape Flats Book Festival returns to Mitchell’s Plain

Marsha Bothma|Published

The fifth annual Cape Flats Book Festival will take place at West End Primary School, bringing together more than 90 authors, poets and performers for two days of ...

Police warn against scam using provincial commissioner’s office number

Staff Reporter|Published

Stay vigilant! Provincial police warn against a growing telephone scam impersonating their office. Discover how to protect yourself from fraudsters using the number ...