ANC, SA government politicising meaning of genocide: SAZF
SA is asking the court to declare that Israel has breached obligations under the Genocide Convention
Firefighting efforts continue in Simon’s Town
Five firefighters sustained injuries and two were taken to hospital.
Fire in Ethembeni informal settlement leaves nearly 1000 homeless
Nearly 1 000 homeless as fire destroys 300 shacks in Cape Town’s Ethembeni informal settlement
IEC in the W Cape says most registration stations have been opened
The IEC in the Western Cape says all of its registration stations, except two, have opened today.
Western Cape’s unemployment rate drops by 4.3%
Stats SA’s Quarterly Labour Force Survey results show employment in the province is also up by 12.6%
UWC suspends a student who stabbed his wife at a university residence
University of Western Cape suspended a student man, who was arrested for stabbing his wife.
Devastating shack fire in Khayelitsha leaves hundreds homeless
Hundreds of people have been left homeless, following a devastating shack fire in Khayelitsha.
Western Cape sees significant rise in dam levels
The Western Cape is experiencing a significant increase in dam levels.
Western Cape police tightening the grip on extortion
Cape Town’s extortion team will work hard to bring the perpetrators to book.
‘Palestinian people have the right to defend themselves’
Solidarity Support Committee says they are calling for support for the people of Palestine.
State to continue cross-examination of accused in Tazne van Wyk trial
The state is expected to continue cross-examination of the man accused of the rape and murder of
Final day of Numsa’s National Congress cancelled
The last day of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa’s National Congress, which was
Numsa to appeal decision to dismiss application for leave to appeal interdict
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) says it will appeal against the decision
Court dismisses Numsa’s application for leave to appeal interdict
The Labour Court in Johannesburg has dismissed the National Union of Metalworkers’ of South Africa’s
Numsa Western Cape General-Secretary believes the union holding national congress is in contempt of court
Numsa General-Secretary in the Western Cape, Vuyo Lufele, says their region believes that the union
Alleged Parliament arsonist Zandile Mafe’s trial postponed to 9th June
The defence team of alleged Parliament arsonist, Zandile Mafe, has called on the court to expedite
‘Robot-assisted surgeries will pave a way for developed ground-breaking services’
Head of the Western Cape Department of Health, Dr Keith Cloete, says the new robot-assisted
Ramaphosa joins Muslim worshippers for Ramadaan in Cape Town
President Cyril Ramaphosa joins a group of Muslim worshippers as they break their fast on Thursday
Five people killed in two separate incidents on Cape Town roads
Five people have died in two separate incidents on Cape Town roads.