Residents object to new cell tower in Sea Point
Residents of Sea Point are voicing strong objections to the proposed installation of a new cell tower, citing health risks and a lack of community consultation. ...
In the heart of war: The trials of Lieutenant Jack Pembroke
Hell Run Tobruk offers a gripping tale of love and duty in the midst of conflict.
Unlawful deductions leave police officers with only R28 in their bank accounts
Twenty-four police officers in the Western Cape are struggling with severe wage deductions after being evicted from their barracks, leaving them with only R28 in ...
Survivors urge Ministry of Justice to expedite extradition process
Gender-based violence organisations are urging the Ministry of Justice to expedite the trial of Iain Wares, an 85-year-old former teacher facing multiple sexual ...
Teacher accused of sharing pornographic images with Grade 7 learner remains in custody
A Mitchells Plain teacher faces serious charges of sexual grooming after allegedly sending explicit materials to a 13-year-old student, sparking outrage among parents ...
Youth Day marred by violence and gang-related deaths
On Youth Day, South African communities are mourning the tragic loss of young lives to violence and gangsterism, as police investigate multiple shootings that have ...
From Langa to Lord's: After the historical victory, Temba Bavuma is hoping for more Test cricket
As the Proteas celebrate their World Test Championship win, captain Temba Bavuma reflects on the journey ahead and the importance of playing more Test cricket.
CPUT lecturers join disaster relief efforts in Eastern Cape floods
Two CPUT lecturers volunteer for emergency relief efforts in the Eastern Cape as the death toll from devastating floods rises to 88, highlighting the community's ...