Major upgrades coming to Cape Town International Airport: What passengers need to know
Following a record festive season at Cape Town International Airport, ACSA shared insights on operational performance and future upgrades.
Macpherson lauds Steenhuisen's selfless decision to step down as DA leader
Dean Macpherson discusses John Steenhuisen's decision to step down as DA leader, highlighting his commitment to the party and the nation amidst pressing challenges. ...
Groot Phesantekraal Shopping Centre faces disruptions due to burst municipal pipe
The City of Cape Town is working diligently to repair a burst pipe that flooded the Groot Phesantekraal View Shopping Centre, affecting multiple shops.
Khayelitsha's Lookout Hill: A neglected 'white elephant'
Parliament's tourism watchdog criticises the City of Cape Town for neglecting Khayelitsha's Lookout Hill, calling it a white elephant.
Political analysts weigh in on Helen Zille's comments about ANC's future
Political analysts say that DA chair Helen Zille's belief that billionaire Patrice Motsepe's election as ANC president could lead to a seamless transition of power, ...
Public universities face a shortfall of 10,000 first-year places for 2026
The public university system in South Africa is set to offer only 235 000 first-year places for 2026, leaving 10 000 qualifying candidates without access to higher ...
How Leo Brent Bozell III's appointment may transform diplomatic ties between the US and South Africa
Brent Bozell III's swearing-in as the US ambassador-designate to South Africa signals a potential shift in diplomatic dynamics.
Cape2Rio 2025: Sailors embark on an epic 3 300-nautical-mile adventure
Skilled sailors embarked on a challenging 3,300-nautical-mile journey from Cape Town to Rio de Janeiro in the 2025 Cape2Rio race, featuring the inspiring Alexforbes ...
Western Cape municipalities manage to contain fires, but SAWS warns of warm to hot temperatures this week
Western Cape municipalities are making progress in containing fires, but residents must remain vigilant as warm temperatures are forecasted for the week ahead.
Proposed salary increases for top officials spark outrage among South Africans
Public office bearers in South Africa may see a 4.1% salary increase for the 2025/2026 financial year, sparking outrage among citizens and experts who argue it is ...
Police commissioner reveals how illegal firearms enter the Western Cape
The South African Police Service is intensifying efforts to track firearms belonging to 36,000 deceased residents in the Western Cape, as part of a broader strategy ...
Arrest of 11 Anti-Gang Unit officers raises concerns over due process
Eleven members of the Western Cape Anti-Gang Unit face serious charges, including murder and kidnapping, following the death of a Manenberg man.
President Ramaphosa's Day of Reconciliation speech counters Trump’s claims
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses misinformation regarding farm murders and highlights South Africa's commitment to reconciliation in his Day of Reconciliation ...
OPINION: Navigating the legal complexities of Cape Town's municipal charges
The Western Cape High Court faces a challenging decision as it weighs the City of Cape Town's municipal service charges against the financial struggles of its residents. ...
City of Cape Town to challenge Cogta if Court rules against fixed tariffs
Legal proceedings intensify as AfriForum and SAPOA challenge the City of Cape Town's fixed tariffs linked to property values, arguing for constitutional validity ...
City of Cape Town defends fixed tariffs in High Court
The Western Cape High Court is currently deliberating on the legality of the City of Cape Town's fixed tariffs, with SAPOA and AfriForum challenging the city's authority ...
Paarden Eiland Desalination Plant set to raise water tariffs significantly
Councillor Zahid Badroodien confirmed that the proposed R5 billion Paarden Eiland Desalination Plant could lead to significant water tariff hikes.
City's R5 billion desalination project raises concerns over rising water tariffs
A recent feasibility study reveals that Cape Town's R5 billion Paarden Eiland desalination plant could dramatically increase water tariffs for residents.
Cash in Woolies bags: MPs grill 'Cat' Matlala on R500,000 payments to Bheki Cele
Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala faces intense scrutiny from Parliament as MPs question his substantial cash payments to former Minister Bheki Cele and his alleged connections ...
Mixed views on City of Cape Town's MOA for 'community-led upgrade' of informal settlements
While the City of Cape Town's partnership with Urban Think Tank Empowerment promises a transformative community-led upgrade for informal settlements, concerns linger ...
16 Days of Activism: Western Cape, KZN and Gauteng account for over 60% of all child murders in SA
Statistics from Action Society's latest report, reveal that over 60% of child murders in South Africa occur in just three provinces.
Cape Town and Winelands engulfed in wildfires: Firefighters on high alert
Firefighters in Cape Town and the Winelands are on high alert as they battle a series of blazes, with one firefighter injured and homes evacuated.
MPs label De Haas's testimony as 'unreliable' and based on 'hearsay'
ANC's Xola Nqola expresses disappointment over Dr Mary de Haas' testimony, which contradicted expectations during the inquiry into political killings in KwaZulu-Natal. ...
MPs say they are disappointed with Mary de Haas' evidence
ANC's Xola Nqola expresses disappointment over Dr Mary de Haas' testimony, which contradicted expectations during the inquiry into political killings in KwaZulu-Natal. ...
Winde faces backlash from Cape Flats communities over SANDF deployment and violence
Cape Flats communities express frustration over ongoing gang violence and demand military intervention, while political leaders debate the effectiveness of such ...