Only 40% of South Africans pass the learner’s licence test — will you succeed?
With only 40% of candidates passing South Africa's learner’s licence test, many are left frustrated by confusing questions. Are you ready to take on the challenge ...
Why Cape Town property prices are driving buyers away
Rising property prices in Cape Town are pushing some workers out of the market, leading to significant implications for rental growth and the future of the property ...
AI system thwarts tourist permit scam in Cape Town
Unsuspecting tourists in Cape Town are falling victim to sophisticated scams, but a new AI monitoring system is helping to combat these crimes.
Somerset West police seek public help in search for missing woman
Somerset West police urgently seek public assistance in locating Rika Norris, a 60-year-old woman who went missing during a walk at Lourensford Farm.
Trio sentenced for killing Wynberg SAPS officer and State witness
Off-duty Wynberg SAPS officer Sakhumzi Mbucela was stabbed in the chest during a hijacking in Gugulethu.
City Ombudsman to rule on closure of Herzlia sports ground
Vredehoek residents have raised concerns regarding the public participation process related to the lease of the Herzlia Sports Fields.
When unelected wealth governs development priorities
History tends to show that every age develops its own central committee. Unlike the old Soviet Central Committee or today’s White House, the central committee of ...
Dredging of Zeekoevlei: Sediment removal efforts continue
The dredger is expected to remove 157 000m³ of sediment from Home Bay.
13 people killed in bloody weekend in Stellenbosch, Khayelitsha
Western Cape police are investigating multiple shooting incidents in which 13 people were killed at the weekend.
Loggerhead turtle Kai returns to the ocean after six years of rehabilitation
After nearly six years of dedicated rehabilitation, Kai, a loggerhead turtle, returns to the ocean, showcasing the power of marine conservation efforts in the Western ...
Notorious Cape Town petrol thief arrested again after brazen fuel theft
A notorious Cape Town petrol thief has been caught red-handed once again, filling his tank with R800 worth of fuel and driving off without paying.
SAPS under fire: Convicted officers remain on duty despite serious crimes
An alarming report reveals that 164 police officers in South Africa have been convicted of serious crimes, yet many remain employed by the SAPS.
South African activists receive a hero's welcome after Israeli detention
After a traumatic detention in Israel, South African activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla return home to an emotional welcome at O. R. Tambo International Airport. ...
Residents in Cape Town want transparency on municipal charges
Ratepayers and watchdogs in Cape Town are raising alarms over municipal tariff changes following a High Court ruling, calling for transparency and urging residents ...
Rescue operation saves Chinese tourist stranded on Table Mountain during birthday hike
A 22-year-old Chinese tourist celebrating her birthday on Table Mountain faced a terrifying ordeal when she became stranded after sunset.
Brave rescue operation saves dog from cliff edge in Hermanus
A mixed-breed dog was heroically rescued from a perilous cliff face at Dreunkrans in Hermanus, showcasing the importance of community vigilance.