Imizamo Yethu fire victims pick up the pieces
Over 200 people have been left destitute after a fire tore through a section of the Imizamo Yethu informal settlement
Over 200 people have been left destitute after a fire tore through a section of the Imizamo Yethu informal settlement
Khayelitsha is the main district affected by the health care workers’ strike. Western Cape Health Department spokesperson, Mark van der
The search continues for the killers of four men in Wallacedene, in Kraaifontein. Their bodies were found with gunshot wounds
Government and its entities have a historical tendency to suppress the outcomes of investigative reports into serious allegations. Corruption Watch
Families have been reminded to take interest in each other’s lives. This as slain Clanwilliam teacher, Allison Plaatjies did not
A cold case involving the disappearance of a 9-year-old girl has been re-opened. She disappeared while playing in a Athlone
Imraahn Mukaddam writes The Clergy has a role in our lives, they should be our moral compass, our guides who
A birthday party took a deadly turn at a residence in Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape. Eight people were killed
A task team is being set up to keep a watchful eye over the impact of the crippling rolling blackouts
A 19-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly attacking and raping an elderly woman in the Southern Cape town of
The Muslim Judicial Council’s executive (MJC) stands accused of financial mismanagement and control failures. A four-member commission of inquiry reached
There has been yet another pitbull mauling. A woman was seriously injured in an attack in Penhill Estate in Cape
The Western Cape is celebrating the 81.4% matric pass mark with Education MEC David Maynier noting that it’s an outstanding
Six men believed to be part of a kidnapping syndicate terrorising business owners in Gauteng have been apprehended. A multidisciplinary
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to engage with premiers and local government on the deepening energy crisis. Western Cape Premier
A monster who cannot be tolerated in a civilised community. That’s how the senior state prosecutor, Advocate Lenro Badenhorst described
The sporadic protests that have been witnessed in parts of South Africa in recent days have rattled government. In a
Parents are still battling to place their children in a classroom. The Western Cape Education Department is dealing with 25
At least two men have been shot dead and two other people wounded at a mosque in Kensington, Gauteng. It’s
Hundreds of thousands of learners on the coast are starting the new academic year. Schools reopened this morning after a