They want to remind government that 'enough is enough', saying that pleas made in protests over the past year have not been heard.

Business interruption claims were initially rejected, with Santam and other insurers reluctant to honour the policies because in their view the damage was caused by government’s lockdown and not the actual pandemic.

Reclaim The City's Elizabeth Qgoboka explained that this site should rather be used to create affordable inner-city housing.

Sergeant Abongile Mayile was gunned down on Saturday night.

Following an agreement with regulators in July, Santam committed to paying out up to R1 billion in relief.

According to police, hundreds of people participated in the demonstrations.

Various civil society groups converged on Parliament on Saturday to say enough is enough.

A three-month grace period was already extended to those who had to renew their licences during the nationwide lockdown.

This comes after a correctional services official was apprehended for allegedly killing his wife who also worked in the department.

The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway company's Wahida Parker said the snow started falling earlier on Saturday morning.

Noloyiso Gengqa was gunned down at the Mandleni Secondary School in the early hours of Monday morning.

That's according to a survey by specialist management company Redflank in their BeyondCOVID initiative.

The survey found that 23% of businesses had to shut down, temporarily or permanently, and only 2% reported growth during the lockdown.

Human Settlements MEC Tertius Simmers said that seeking an eviction order to act against illegal land occupations was not a viable solution.

Warrant Officer Mhlobo Mpela was a sergeant when he raped an awaiting-trial female detainee.

Last week, the City of Cape Town gave the development the green light without requiring the inclusion of affordable housing. But the developer, the Amdec Group, has voluntarily decided to include 100 inclusionary housing units.

Following an agreement with industry regulators, more insurers have started making pay-outs to clients with business interruption insurance. It's an interim measure while insurers go to court in search of legal certainty.