Robben Island museum upgrade enhances tourism
With the renovations under way, the museum saw an increase in tourists visiting the island with an estimated number of 86 622 visitors between November 2024 and January 2025.
Miracle as toddler defeats aggressive cancer
Doctors previously described the cancer as being aggressive and that the tumour could double in size within 18 to 24 hours.
Western Cape murder rate drops 7. 9%, but civil groups call for stronger action
Murders reached a total number of 6 953, which meant 77 people are killed per day and attempted murder cases stood at 7 666, which amounts to 85 per day in the country.
Fake City officials arrested after Cape Town home burglary spree
The men allegedly entered a property in Camps Bay under the guise of being City officials and fled with stolen items.
16 Years later: Five face justice on Cytheria Rex's murder anniversary
“The day I cried, they smiled, they laughed, they had their fun, now my tears have dried up. We will have joy and laughter on the day she died because it is their turn to cry. ”
R1bn needed to upgrade fencing at 120 South African prisons
Nearly half of South Africa's correctional facilities lack adequate perimeter fencing, with R1bn needed to address deficiencies at 120 prisons, raising serious concerns about community safety.
Mother's heartfelt plea marks two years since Nick Frischke's disappearance
“My dear Nick, exactly 2 years ago today, our lives changed extremely. I have shed a lot of tears over the 104 weeks and this life without you is very difficult. ”
Community gathers to remember SANDF soldiers lost in DRC
Candles were lit and flowers placed next to the photographs of the soldiers in the vigil which took place on Friday.
Moorressburg police officers arrested over alleged rape, kidnapping
The allegations were that the officers had used a state vehicle and offered their 27-year-old victim a lift and then allegedly raped her.
Sixth Cape Town family falls victim to funeral home pauper scandal
They made the grim discovery after reading a Cape Argus exposé into the suspected pauper and cremation scam allegedly by Petrus Booysen of St Francis Funeral home in Kraaifontein, which prompted their own investigation.
UN chief Guterres warns of escalating conflict in DRC at African Union session
At the African Union session, UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that ongoing fighting in the DRC threatens regional stability and called for dialogue to resolve the conflict
Dr Paulus Antonio: from homelessness to academic success
Despite growing up in very impoverished conditions in Korsten and Lotus River and without a father, Dr Antonio managed to obtain his ND in Police Administration, BA in Policing, Masters in Theology and PhD in Theology.
Elderly queue from 3am for SASSA card exchange
Elderly South Africans face long queues and challenges as they transition from SASSA Gold Cards to new Postbank Black Cards, raising concerns about accessibility and support.
Row erupts over blocked Camps Bay view
An Italian property mogul and her husband claim their neighbour has breached building height regulations, obscuring their scenic view.
Two WC cops under investigation for alleged kidnapping and rape
An investigation is underway after two police officers allegedly kidnapped and raped a woman in Moorreesburg, marking a troubling trend of similar incidents in the region.
Empowering future leaders: Highlights from the Cape Flats Sports Academy Gala
Matric learners from various schools in Cape Flats were celebrated at a gala dinner, recognising their achievements and connecting them with local business leaders to inspire future success.
Safety concerns persist at Table Mountain despite decrease in muggings
Friends of Table Mountain urges increased funding for safety measures at Table Mountain National Park, despite a decrease in crime rates.
Education crisis: NPO assists unplaced learners in Western Cape
A number of the late placements applications stems from children moving to the Western Cape.
Calm restored at CPUT after violent protests over student accommodation
Following violent protests over student accommodation, CPUT officials confirm the situation is now calm and are actively seeking private landlords to assist with housing needs.
Expired baby formula found in spaza shops during raid in Khayelitsha
Authorities uncover expired baby formula and unsanitary conditions in Khayelitsha spaza shops during a joint operation, raising serious health concerns.
Escaped prisoner detained after hiding out in Rosebank
‘He is now back in custody at Pollsmoor Correctional Centre and will face additional charges related to his escape from lawful custody. ’
Constitutional Court reserves judgment in historic Tafelberg housing battle
In a significant month marking forced removals, the Constitutional Court has reserved judgment on a case concerning housing activists against the City of Cape Town and others, regarding the Tafelberg site in Sea Point.
Prison escape prevention plan under criticism as another inmate flees Pollsmoor
The meeting coincided with the escape of inmate Yanga Wayithi from Pollsmoor Correctional Centre this week, and highlighted the urgent need for effective measures to prevent future breaches.
Escape from Pollsmoor: How inmate ‘meticulously’ planned his getaway
He escaped from custody while serving a six month sentence for theft and trespassing.
Cop’s recovery fight after line-of-duty shooting
Mounting medical bills and being scarred for life physically and emotionally is the reality of being shot and wounded while on duty, is what many do not see.