South African film sector in turmoil due to DTIC delays
South African film and television professionals demand urgent action from Minister Parks Tau over critical delays in the Film and Television Production Incentive, risking thousands of jobs and future investments.
Delays in insurance payout force family to bury loved one without dignity
A family from Elsies River faces heartbreak as they struggle to afford a proper funeral for their loved one due to delays in receiving an insurance payout.
New minimum wage of R30.23 leaves domestic workers below poverty line
With South Africa's minimum wage set to rise to R30.23 an hour, political parties and experts voice concerns over the living conditions of domestic workers, who ...
Video evidence prompts investigation into police officer's theft
Shocking footage reveals a police officer caught on camera pocketing cash during a raid, raising serious questions about police accountability and misconduct in ...
Caught in chaos: Capetonians in Dubai during missile attacks
Tracy Lange and Dalin Oliver recount their harrowing experience as they find themselves stranded in Dubai amidst missile strikes, but thankfully, they remain safe. ...
SANDF soldier caught with explosives and illegal firearms in Ravensmead
A member of the South African National Defence Force has been arrested in Ravensmead, raising serious concerns about security and the fight against gangsterism in ...
Cape Town Pride festival criticised for lack of community focus amid celebrations
While Cape Town Pride Festival dazzles with colour and joy, the urgent call for social justice and community needs echoes louder than ever.
Tragic drowning of three-year-old girl in Breede River prompts NSRI response
A three-year-old girl tragically drowned in the Breede River near Witsand, leading to a swift emergency response from the NSRI, while crews also rescued a disabled ...
Iftar for everyone: How a non-profit serves the community during Ramadan
Discover how a non-profit organisation is uniting communities by providing Iftar meals to those in need during Ramadan.
SPCA rescues pony pulling three times its bodyweight
Discover how a 360kg pony was rescued by the SPCA in Cape Town after being forced to pull an astonishing 1,288kg load, highlighting the urgent need for animal welfare ...
Flight cancellations leave South Africans stranded during Iran conflict
As military strikes on Iran escalate, international flights are cancelled, leaving South Africans stranded and seeking urgent assistance.
Watch: Spirit Revelation Ecclesia snags Good Hope Centre for R135 million
In a bold move, Spirit Revelation Ecclesia secures the Good Hope Centre for R135 million, igniting political debate over community housing solutions.
Two firearms seized after gang-related shooting in Atlantis
What led to the seizure of two firearms in a gang-related shooting in Atlantis?
New plan for managing baboons aims to ease tensions
Discover how Cape Town's new baboon action plan aims to manage wildlife populations while addressing rising concerns over governance and data accuracy.
Western Cape DSD supports NGOs with R1.138 billion funding for World NGO Day
Discover how the Western Cape DSD is empowering NGOs with R1.138 billion in funding as it celebrates World NGO Day.
Wesbank residents benefit from CoCT's new lockable manhole covers to combat sewage overflow
After years of sewage overflow issues, the City of Cape Town introduces 72 innovative lockable manhole covers in Wesbank, promising improved sanitation and relief ...
Fugitive wanted by Interpol captured in Cape Town after years on the run
After years of evading justice, a Bulgarian fugitive wanted for heroin trafficking is finally captured in Cape Town, raising serious questions about law enforcement's ...
Transplant patients urge families to discuss organ donation
On Saturday, join heart transplant recipients and families in Cape Town for an awareness walk, emphasising the urgent need to discuss organ donation and save lives. ...
Community rallies to oppose parole for convicted rapist Keith Bird
Activists and victims unite to oppose the parole of Keith Bird, a convicted killer and rapist, as fears of his release resurface within the community.
Sea Point construction continues despite appeal victory
Residents of Sea Point are left in disbelief as construction of a multi-storey block of flats continues, despite a recent appeal victory against the development. ...