Touws river
Minister Zulu to visit 115-year-old Margaret Maritz
Minister Lindiwe Zulu will be celebrating the birthday of one of the country's oldest living residents, Margaret Maritz, who turns 115-years-old on Monday.
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Farmworkers' groups call for better transport measures after deadly crash
Two trucks collided on the N1 between Touwsrivier and De Doorns on Tuesday morning, leaving nine workers dead and 18 injured.
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No arrests after truck petrol bombed near Touws River
The driver had pulled over along the N1 on Sunday morning to rest when a petrol bomb was lobbed into the vehicle.
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Western Cape police arrest two men with truckload of abalone
Police received information of a truck transporting abalone to Gauteng on the N1 freeway.
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N1 highway in Touws River reopened after protest
Protestors demonstrating against a lack of service delivery have been gathering since Monday morning.
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N1 highway in Touws River closed amid service delivery protest
Angry locals are demonstrating over poor services.
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WC cops bust suspected multinational drug syndicate
Five people are expected to appear in court after being arrested in Touws River and Hout Bay for dealing in narcotics and for the possession of illegal firearms.
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WC Transport Dept to probe cause of Touws River bus crash
13 people were killed after a bus overturned on the N1 early on Sunday morning.
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RTMC to send team to assist in Touws River bus crash investigation
At least nine people were killed during the incident on the N1, during the early hours of this morning.
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At least 9 people killed after bus overturns in WC
Several people, including children, have been transported to hospital for further care.
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WC protesters torch vineyards
Western Cape protesters have started burning vineyards along the N1 Highway in De Doorns.
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W.Cape farm workers block N1
Motorists have been urged to avoid the N1 as it is blocked by protesting farm workers.
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N1 closed after CPT service delivery protest
Park informal settlement residents took to the street early on Monday morning to protest service delivery.
