No 'Day Zero' scenario for Nelson Mandela Bay, says Trollip
Dam levels in the metro are sitting at below 19% but the situation is much worse in neighbouring municipalities, like Kouga.
Dam levels in the metro are sitting at below 19% but the situation is much worse in neighbouring municipalities, like Kouga.
For the past five weeks, wage negotiations have been back and forth between employers and workers.
Constable Nelson Sibabalo Sibali, along with Thandizwe Mthembu, Sandiso Zamxaka, Lungisa Mabinza, and Lewis Thulani Dumezweni, was arrested over the weekend in Bishop Lavis.
Law Enforcement spokesperson Wayne Dyason says officers responded to an anonymous tip-off.
The Western Cape Economic Opportunities MEC Alan Winde says by developing new export markets, new jobs are created.
Police spokesperson Jackson Manatha says the man had an argument with his girlfriend and allegedly opened fire on her.
The Bellville taxi rank is usually manic on a Monday morning, but it stands virtually empty, except for commuters who are optimistic of finding a taxi driver not taking part in the strike.
Hundreds of people are expected to attend the University of Cape Town professor's funeral at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
The City of Cape Town says its various water projects are now all on track.
Internationally acclaimed cardiologist Bongani Mayosi committed suicide last Friday at the age of 51.
The internationally renowned cardiologist died last Friday at the age of 51.
After searching his vehicle police found 1,522 units of shucked abalone valued at R760,000.
On Wednesday, an assassin tried to kill Jerome Booysen at a Spur restaurant at Soneike Mall in Kuils River.
The Kuils River shooting is the third attempt, at least, on Jerome 'Donkie' Booysen's life in the past 10 months.
It's being reported that the number of asylum applications has increased exponentially in recent months.
In the space of just a week, there have been three separate incidents in the city which have seen passenger train coaches laid to waste.
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille has warned users to stay clear from trolling her on social media.
Metro Police spokesperson Zelda Martin says police confiscated a stolen firearm found on the scene.