Police conduct under scrutiny in Joshlin Smith kidnapping case
Mandilakhe Tshwete|Published

Police conduct under scrutiny in Joshlin Smith kidnapping case

Torrential rains threaten Cape Town with widespread flooding

Staff Reporter|Updated

With torrential rains hitting the metro, Cape Town's Disaster Operations Centre warns residents of potential flooding and offers crucial tips for preparation.

Watch VideoBulls wrecking ball Jan-Hendrik Wessels won’t try fullback in Edinburgh Challenge Cup quarter-final

Ashfak Mohamed|Published

Bulls front-row phenomenon Jan-Hendrik Wessels, who stunned Bayonne with his back-handed offload and dummy passes, discusses his dual role as hooker and prop ahead ...

Defence disputes police claims in Joshlin Smith kidnapping case

Mandilakhe Tshwete|Published

During the Joshlin Smith trial, Advocate Fanie Harmse challenges police claims regarding his client, Jacquen ‘Boeta’ Appollis, as the defence argues against the ...

New proposed security regulations will harm South Africans

Lorenzo A Davids|Published

Minister Senzo Mchunu's proposed amendments to the Private Security Industry regulations have raised alarms among industry stakeholders, who fear that prohibiting ...

Concerns rise over Kensington police station holding cells amid crime surge

Mahira Duval|Published

Concerns are mounting over the closure of holding cells at Kensington police station, as community leaders warn that the situation is leaving residents vulnerable ...

Cape Town woman survives hijacking attempt on R300

Genevieve Serra|Updated

A Cape Town woman shares her harrowing experience of surviving an attempted hijacking on the R300, urging female drivers to remain vigilant.

ANC to reveal DA's future in the Government of National Unity, according to Mashatile

Kamogelo Moichela|Published

Deputy President Paul Mashatile responds to the DA's budget rejection, questioning their commitment to the Government of National Unity and hinting at potential ...

Table View families evacuated due to sewage flooding

Genevieve Serra|Published

Following a sewage pump station failure, City Fire and Rescue teams evacuated families in Table View as homes and streets flooded. Residents express frustration ...

National shutdown in South Africa demands justice for 7-year-old Cwecwe amid GBV outrage

Xolile Mtembu|Updated

Amid growing outrage over the alleged rape of 7-year-old Cwecwe, the Truth and Solidarity Movement has called for a national shutdown to demand the resignation of ...

Cleanup efforts in Wellington after fire claims life and destroys 200 shacks

Staff Reporter|Published

Following a devastating fire in Wellington, hundreds of residents have been displaced, and the community is rallying to support those affected.

Ascott Terraces residents take legal action against African Property Group over management issues

Genevieve Serra|Updated

Residents of Ascott Terraces in Milnerton are in conflict with their managing agent, African Property Group, over alleged mismanagement and financial risks.

Demands for urgent explanation as Afrikaans news segment on SABC2 is cut

Xolile Mtembu|Published

Following the abrupt cancellation of the Afrikaans news segment on SABC2, the Democratic Alliance and AfriForum are demanding immediate clarification from the broadcaster ...

City proposes closure of Wynberg East walkway to address rising crime

Janice Matthews|Published

The City of Cape Town is seeking public input on a proposal to permanently close a pedestrian walkway in Wynberg East, aimed at addressing rising crime.

Inconsistencies in witness statements revealed in Joshlin Smith case

Mandilakhe Tshwete|Published

During the ongoing court proceedings regarding the disappearance of six-year-old Joshlin Smith, law enforcement officials reveal conflicting testimonies from the ...

Bloubergstrand Residents Association appeals against hotel rezoning

Genevieve Serra|Published

The Bloubergstrand Residents Association has lodged an appeal against the recent rezoning of a property for a hotel, arguing it threatens the area's character and ...

Outrage after popular Cape Peninsula Baboon 'Blondie' allegedly shot

Genevieve Serra|Updated

Conservation activists are demanding answers after a well-tracked male baboon nicknamed 'Blondie' was discovered dead in Simon's Town with what appears to be a bullet ...

New compulsory smart meters aim to improve electricity services

Mthobisi Nozulela|Published

The City of Cape Town is set to roll out new compulsory electricity meters, aimed at improving energy usage and ensuring accurate readings for residents.

Time to recommit to saving mothers and newborns in Africa

Angela Dramowski|Published

While Africa contributes about 30% of global births, around 70% of the 287 000 global maternal deaths annually occur on this continent.

Langa man granted bail after allegedly raping intellectually challenged teenager

Marsha Dean|Published

A Langa man has been granted R1000 bail after being accused of raping a 15-year-old intellectually challenged girl, sparking outrage in the community as they demand ...