Traffic Fine Roadshow Draws Thousands, Millions Collected
The City of Cape Town’s popular traffic fine roadshows continue to attract large crowds, with the most recent event in…
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Waste collection to continue during long Easter weekend
The City’s Urban Waste Management Directorate advises residents that waste collection services will continue as normal over the upcoming public…
UAE does Israel’s bidding as it seeks continuation of war
The United Arab Emirates (UAE), which is a staunch supporter of the US and Israeli regime, has called for the…
US talks big yet seen begging for talks to end war with Iran
Tensions between the United States and Iran continue to intensify, even as Washington appears to be begging for negotiations and…
Government (partially) absorbs fuel price spike
Government has sought to provide short term relief for consumers while keeping fuel supply stable. This comes as a major…
Two killed in Manenberg as the army deploys on the Cape Flats
Two men have been shot and killed in Manenberg. The victims, aged 34 and 27, died in separate but linked…
City’s new road freight policy seek off-peak operations and road-use levy from trucks
The City of Cape Town has unveiled a draft road freight policy aimed at easing congestion, improving logistics efficiency and…
Schools, hospitals and now Universities targeted by US-Israeli aggression
Universities linked to the United States and Israel in West Asia have now been deemed “legitimate targets” by the Islamic…
Suspects linked to Delft shooting nabbed
Two suspects have arrested following a shootout in Delft South on Friday last week will appear in court on Monday.…
Yemen enters battle alongside Iran, Iraq and Hezbollah
The Yemeni Armed Forces have entered the battle, executing its first strike against the Israeli entity. Spokesperson, Brigadier General Yahya…
Five dead in mass shootings in Cape Town
At least five people have been murdered, and three others wounded in two separate mass shootings in Cape Town. According…
Iran Needs Not Win, But Surely Isn’t Losing the War — Elijah Magnier
The Islamic Republic of Iran Army has confirmed striking several sensitive and strategic centers of the “Israeli” regime in the…
SA disinvited from G7 after US pressure
France has buckled under US pressures, and disinvited South African president Cyril Ramaphosa from the G7 meeting. Presidency spokesperson, Vincent…
Major drug bust near Worcester
An alleged drug trafficker has been nabbed near Worcester with narcotics worth more than R5 million. Members of the Breede…
Eskom compelled (again) to disclose coal and diesel supply contracts
The Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by Eskom, which now upholds a High Court order that the…
Trump retreats as US desperately searches for off-ramp from war with Iran
The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied that there have been any discussions with the United States regarding the…
Rise in divorces and downward trend in marriage registrations
South Africa is seeing a sharp rise in divorces. In 2023, 22 230 divorces were recorded. This has jumped to…
Iranian ambassador engages Cape Town leadership collective
Iranian Ambassador to South Africa, Mansoor Shakib Mehr has praised the Department of International Relations and Co-operation’s (DIRCO) stance, by…
Arrests made for dealing drugs
Western Cape police have arrested three suspects on charges related to drug dealing. Crime Intelligence worked in collaboration with the…
Gang fight leads Police to discover weapons and drugs in Philippi
Police in Philippi have arrested three suspects on charges of drug and firearm possession. It follows reports of a gang…