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Some June 6 history: The 'Longest Day' and it's bloody slaughter on the beaches, an asteroid explodes
What happened back in the day on June 6.
Parts of Ford Ranger stolen in Cape Town, intercepted in Limpopo, destined for Malawi
In a major breakthrough against organised crime, Limpopo police dismantle a sophisticated smuggling network, recovering a stolen Ford Ranger and 60 motorcycles en route to Malawi.
Cape Town’s music legends reunite for a Luxurama-style spectacle at Wittebome Civic Centre
A one-night-only celebration of Cape Town's music legends reuniting for a Luxurama-style extravaganza at Wittebome Civic Centre.
Cape Town's impressive leap in global conference rankings highlights economic growth
Cape Town and the Western Cape have emerged as Africa's top destination for international association meetings, with a significant rise in global rankings and economic impact.
Cape Town climbs global rankings, establishing itself as a premier destination for international meetings
Cape Town and the Western Cape have emerged as Africa's premier destination for international meetings, with significant growth in rankings and economic impact, as highlighted in the ICCA GlobeWatch 2024 report.
Tragedy strikes at Slave Route Challenge as runner dies from falling tree
A woman tragically lost her life when a tree fell on her during the 2025 Slave Route Challenge in Cape Town
Extremely bloody and violent World Cup football match and anarchists have a field day in the US
What happened today, back in the day
Tragic accident at Slave Route Challenge: Woman dies after tree falls during race
A woman tragically lost her life when a tree fell on her during the 2025 Slave Route Challenge in Cape Town
Woman dies after tree falls at Slave Route Challenge
A woman tragically lost her life when a tree fell on her during the 2025 Slave Route Challenge in Cape Town
Million-rand views at Heron Waters overshadowed by safety risks: Urges City intervention
Residents of Heronwaters in Clifton are calling for urgent action from the City of Cape Town to address a dangerous collapsed fence and unstable slope that pose serious safety risks. Despite repeated requests and plans submitted for a retaining wall, delays continue to jeopardise the safety of pedestrians and residents alike.
LOOK: Seal Ya Later, Cape Town! Southern elephant seal safely back at sea after Gordon's Bay 'stroll'
A Southern elephant seal's unexpected journey through the streets of Gordon’s Bay ends with a successful rescue operation.
Curtain falls on Cavendish Square cinema as Ster-Kinekor closes
Ster-Kinekor announces the closure of its Cavendish Square cinema in Claremont, Cape Town, signalling a significant shift in the local cinema landscape as the company focuses on future investments.
Join Bettina Campolucci Bordi at The Good Life Show for a plant-based culinary experience
Join celebrated chef Bettina Campolucci Bordi at The Good Life Show, where culinary innovation meets conscious living. Experience hands-on cooking demonstrations, taste delicious plant-based dishes, and discover the future of food from May 30 to June 1, 2025, in Cape Town.
Man arrested in Germiston for issuing threats against President Ramaphosa and Cape Town mayor
A 28-year-old man has been arrested in Germiston for allegedly threatening the lives of President Cyril Ramaphosa, Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, and a local CEO.
UKZN academic receives prestigious award
Kubheka received the Young Achiever Award — which includes a R50 000 cash prize — for his significant contributions to improving healthcare delivery and mentoring future healthcare professionals.
Ten years on: Family of missing girl Shasha-Lee November question police efforts
On the tenth anniversary of Shasha-Lee November's disappearance, her family reflects on the police investigation and calls for renewed efforts to find her.
Unpacking SA’s homeless crisis | How NGOs are helping to restore the dignity of the homeless
Discover how U-turn and New Hope SA are not just addressing homelessness in South Africa.
Unpacking SA's homeless crisis | What it truly means to break the cycle
Explore how non-profit organisations in South Africa are tackling homelessness through holistic support, proving that true success goes beyond temporary shelter.
Unpacking SA's homeless crisis | Funding challenges for organisations tackling homelessness
Explore the critical funding challenges faced by South African organisations tackling homelessness and discover why stable financial support is essential for real change.
'Extraordinary measures' planned to combat gang violence in Cape Town
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu announces extraordinary measures to combat gang violence in Cape Town, as statistics reveal alarming rates of gang-related murders and attempted murders.
Dunoon erupts in protest after the demolition of a local food stall, sparking outrage among residents
Residents of Dunoon have taken to the streets in protest after the City’s Law Enforcement demolished a brick structure used for business in the Ezihagwinie informal settlement, blocking major roads with burning tyres.
Amapiano love: how a solo female traveller was inspired by music to explore South Africa
Discover how the infectious beats of Amapiano led American traveller Mimi Pinkjested to explore South Africa's rich culture and landscapes.
Runners gear up for a vibrant day at the Absa Cape Town 10K
The 10th anniversary of the Absa Run Your City Cape Town 10K takes place this Sunday.
Western Cape prepares for severe weather: Gale-force winds and high seas set to hit on Friday
The SA Weather Service issued a Yellow Level 4 warning for damaging winds and waves along the Western Cape coastline this weekend.
'It's beautiful, I love it': Rick Ross praises Durban for its allure during visit
Luxury rap sensation Rick Ross shares his admiration for Durban, South Africa, in a captivating TikTok video, showcasing the city's stunning beauty.