Half a billion rands worth of drugs has been seized at Durban Habour last month. SAPS’ Narcotic Enforcement Bureau of

Duinefontein Road is fast becoming a cat cemetery. Spokesperson for the Animal Welfare Society Allan Perrins says the notorious Manenberg

The Western Cape has officially reached the peak of its Covid-19 third wave. This, as over 39,000 active cases and

Labour federation Cosatu and the National Union of Metal Workers SA (Numsa) expressed their skepticism over Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s

Cape Town electricity consumers were ill-prepared for the recent electricity price hikes. Founder of Stop COCT Sandra Dickson says the

A group of Table View High school learners are facing disciplinary action after physically assaulting a black learner after school.

The local government election date has been set for 27 October until the Constitutional Court allows for a postponement. However,

Two beaches have been closed in Cape Town due to a collapsed collector sewer that spilled into the beach. Maiden’s

Three Western Cape National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) workers died this week. The latest death saw Advocate Vukile Gontsana gunned down

A nine-year-old girl was shot and wounded while waiting for netball practice to start in Kraaifontein on Friday. She sustained

At least 38 Western Cape schools have been affected by burglary and vandalism over the holiday period. Schools lost sports,

Despite funding being made available to cushion the social and economic impact on the poor and affected businesses due to

Illicit cigarettes to the value of R6-million have been confiscated from various Cape Town traders. During a raid, the South

A Cabinet reshuffle is potentially on the cards. This as President Cyril Ramaphosa, is considering a ‘Cabinet reconfiguration’ amid growing