The overflow from the rising main sewer line ran down through the parking area and walkways down to Seaforth Beach, according to the City of Cape Town.

Professor Alex Broadbent questioned why the advice of the World Health Organization (WHO) is the same globally while contexts, particularly in Africa, are different.

A new service called ChatBack allows South African car owners to renew their car licence on WhatsApp in a few simple steps.

On Saturday, the Presidency released a statement asserting that neither President Cyril Ramaphosa nor his campaign did anything wrong, legally or ethically, in sourcing funding for his 2017 ANC presidential bid.

Roads were barricaded and the City of Cape Town's instituting a civil claim of R1.5m to recover the cost of damage to infrastructure.

CapeTalk's Africa Melane spoke to Ntsikelelo Breakfast from Stellenbosch University's School of Security and African Studies and Nyanga community policing forum chairperson Martin Makasi for two very different takes.

Stellenbosch University journalism student Lia Snijman said that multilingualism - which includes Afrikaans - is "essential if we want all South Africans to have the opportunity to flourish".

Candra Shanice Pedro explained how she came to enter the field of ship building after seeing an apprenticeship advert and going to an interview.

'MyBroadband' has published a worrying report claiming that billions of rand in airtime had been stolen from mobile subscribers and, worse still, there was nothing they could do to stop it.

Col’Cacchio co-founder, Kinga Baranowska, said the brand was always looking for innovative ways to improve on their product offerings and would now be using CBD oil on pizza.

Speaking to CapeTalk's Kieno Kammies, Mark Thackwray said he has been given a second chance to live.

Cape Town executive mayor Dan Plato said the City of Cape Town is not guilty of unnecessary and wasteful spending.

Beech Financial Solutions owner Clint Beech spoke to Kieno Kammies about hearing the story on CapeTalk and deciding to help.

Gift of the Givers founder Imtiaz Sooliman said costs incurred by the organisation include providing bottled water worth R5 million to residents, drilling 15 boreholes and bringing in a specialist geologist.

The spyware can easily trawl through calls, texts and other data.

IEC provincial electoral officer Courtney Sampson said one of the most common mistakes people make is to write comments on their ballot papers.

IEC media liaison officer Trevor Davids said unstamped ballot papers would not be counted.

Bidorbuy chief executive officer Craig Lubbe said the company has been debating about the listings that display the old South African flag on its website.