The Western Cape came in second after Gauteng for the provinces with the highest amount of debit card-related fraud.
Police are looking for three suspects linked to the robbing of a consumer lured to Browns Farm to sell goods.
Community police forum shocked by murder of young woman outside her home
A member of the community allegedly shot the security guard who attempted to defuse an argument.
The delivery of refurbished shipping containers meant to house a music and computer class bring hope to Lavender Hill community
Taytim-Lee Hendricks, 18, was laid to rest on Saturday in an emotional ceremony
Belhar community leaders have raised the alarm on increased shootings in their area.
FoodForward SA will be able to feed more hungry people after they opened a bigger warehouse on Friday ahead of World Hunger Day
The organisation was recognised for its work in youth development and the promotion of multilingualism in the Western Cape.
Two mass shootings in Khayelitsha over a two-week period left three people dead and seven injured
CPUT last held an SRC election in 2019 and cited a clause in its constitution as a hindrance to this.
Police are investigating cases of murder after two men were found burnt to death in two separate incidents at a Cape informal settlement
Delft police are investigating cases of murder after two people were gunned down within two hours of each other.
SAPS management in the Western Cape has appointed new top cops for Nyanga and Mitchells Plain police stations.
Radio Zibonele radio host flew the Khayelitsha flag high this past weekend after a win at the traditional music awards in Mpumalanga.
The Western Cape has 86 unregistered old age homes as organisations caring for the elderly cry out for assistance
“A mother walking to church and getting caught in crossfire is unacceptable. ” - Delft community activist, Farida Ryklief.
A Mitchells Plain councillor has used the murder of a Siqalo community leader as motivation to prevent the relocation of railway squatters to his ward
The ANC in the Western Cape Legislature has expressed concern over the exorbitant costs associated with a former principal’s disciplinary process
Concerns have been raised over the ‘poor’ management of the TRC bursary as the fund’s managers visited the Western Cape this week to encourage apartheid victims and their families to apply
Real Estate Business Owners of South Africa have called for an extension to ward off possible job loses
Shooting could be gang-related, says taxi council
Blue Down Magistrates Court sentenced a 17-year-old boy to 68 years behind bars for killing two people and wounding three others, including a 9-year-old girl
Cape Flats activist among sports legends and stars who were commended for their contribution to sport in the Western Cape
A Vredendal family is calling for the law to take its course against a 21-year-old man accused of raping a primary school learner.
