This comes with the news that two men have been arrested for the murder of four-year-old Scarlett Cottle from Ottery.

Thousands of metalworkers took to the streets in Durban, the Northern Cape, Johannesburg, the Eastern and Western Cape on Tuesday.

The first ship is scheduled to dock on 18 November and a further 36 cruise liners are expected between that month and May.

The National Liquor Traders Council said while it welcomed the move to level 1 lockdown, it wants the president to commit to maintaining the status quo while other sustainable means of containing COVID-19 were explored to complement the vaccine drive.

Scarlett Cottle was caught in a crossfire between rival gangs on Wednesday night. The girl was inside the family's Wendy house at the time.

Earlier this week, the Western Cape officially exited the peak of the third wave.

The four-year-old girl was caught in the crossfire of gang violence on Wednesday night.

Metrorail spokesperson Nana Zenani said that only a single line was in operation between Muldersvlei and Dal Josafat.

Earlier this week, officers found the man partially buried along the railway line with multiple stab wounds.

The Council approved the new Unlawful Occupation By-law on Wednesday, as well as an amendment to the Streets, Public Places and Prevention of Noise Nuisances By-law.

Mayor Dan Plato said that once gazetted, it would officially be law in Cape Town that an offer of social assistance first be made, including shelter, to ensure the constitutional enforcement of the prohibition on sleeping in public places.

Metrorail on Wednesday said that there was ongoing work between Kraaifontein and Wellington.

Dolly was rescued a year ago in Sutherland where Gayl Basson from Fallen Angels Pet Rescue happened to find her. Basson said that when Dolly was a few days old, her front leg got trapped in a snare and her leg had to be amputated.

The City Council will be voting on Wednesday to approve the Streets, Public Places and the Prevention of Noise Nuisances Amendment By-law, as well as the Unlawful Occupation By-law.

During the first wave, 36 health facilities submitted data on the conditions of 673 infected pregnant women; of the 39 deaths recorded, 32 of these women had been admitted to hospital.

The study was recently published in the 'International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics'.

As things stand, anyone from South Africa without a British or Irish passport traveling to that country has to go for mandatory quarantine at their own cost, even if they've been vaccinated, and test negative for COVID-19.

Margaret Maritz was born in 1906 and is believed to be the oldest living resident in the Western Cape.