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WC will get most qualified person for top police job, says Fritz
Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz said he was satisfied with the process to appoint a police commissioner for the Western Cape.
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CT woman (28) arrested for allegedly fatally stabbing boyfriend (35)
It's believed an argument between the couple broke out and led to the stabbing incident.
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Kganyago: Africa's economic outlook positive
South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago made the remarks during a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town which ended on Friday.
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Ramaphosa to attend funeral of slain Uyinene Mrwetyana
The 19-year-old was raped and killed allegedly a post office employee in Cape Town last week.
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5 people nabbed after two officers killed in CT
The officers were on duty on Wednesday afternoon, protecting workers from attacks at a construction site, when they themselves came under attack.
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Protests mount in CT over gender-based violence
Protesters took their fury to the World Economic Forum for Africa being held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC).
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12 trucks impounded in CT amid truck drivers’ protests
A truck blocked the main road in Philippi, while another was hijacked in Delft and looted by residents on Monday morning.
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Murdered Courtney Pieters’ older sister (17) reported missing
Police have confirmed 17-year-old Mikayla Pieters was last seen in Delft two days ago.
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Boom! Cape’s noon gunner fires his final round
Today will be the last time Malgas lights the fuse as he walks away from the gunpowder and towards a quieter life in retirement.
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Despite winter rain, WC farmers say long road to recovery
Farm workers at two farms near Theewaterskloof are pruning the apple orchards. A year ago, Gelukstroom Farm was hit hard by the drought.
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CT commuters demand safety on trains
Commuters were standing inside the train station singing and holding placards that said ‘we risk our lives to travel’, ‘we will not wait anymore’ and ‘we need trains safe now’.
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Cape court to hear case of sisters sexually abused in 1970s
The trial will see two Cape Town sisters testify against the people they allege abused them when they were children in the 1970s.
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No arrests after two separate mall robberies in CT
One incident occurred at Kenilworth Centre and the second robbery was reported at Cavendish Square in Claremont on Monday.
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CT vehicle examiners arrested over fraudulent certificates
The pair were apprehended for fraud and corruption at the universal roadworthy station in Philippi on Monday.
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City Football Club blasts Cape Town for stadium blunder
“Could one imagine a situation where the Sevens Rugby or a music concert was called off four days before a booked event at the Cape Town Stadium?”
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WC dams reach highest levels in 4 years
The total average level for dams across the province was 61.2 %, the best level since 2015.
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City of Cape Town commits to biodiversity protection
Mayor Dan Plato said Cape Town was a beautiful city and biodiversity was irreplaceable and of international importance.
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CT mothers who lost loved ones to gang violence march to Parly
The group called Moms Move for Justice helped and supported parents who were directly affected by gangsterism.
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Cape Town Marathon announces best-ever line-up for 2019
The marathon marked 50 days until the weekend festival of running kicks off, with the 42.2km main event taking place on Sunday 15 September 2019.
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Seal, loggerhead turtle rescued from fishing nets in CT
Both animals were found trapped in the same fishing net that washed up on the beach earlier on Wednesday.
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9 dead on Cape roads over the weekend
Six hundred and forty-nine motorists were tested for alcohol of which 39 were arrested.
