One person said they slept outside the Khayelitsha office on Monday night. Despite being among the first in line, they were only helped at 3pm on Tuesday.
By Sandiso Phaliso and Grethen de Waal
News | 3 April 2024
Controversial boat quotas to be reconsidered after meeting with Hondeklip Bay fishers, says fisheries department
By Liezl Human
News | 3 April 2024
Progress on restoring full service to other lines lags behind
News | 3 April 2024
But the City says repairs are difficult because of safety risks in Tafelsig
News | 2 April 2024
About 100 people break their fast together in Heideveld flats
Photo Essay | 2 April 2024
Viktor Yushchenko, who survived poisoning by Russian backed opponents, spoke in Cape Town on the eve of the Easter long weekend
Brief | 29 March 2024
Nolwazi Tokhwe from Capricorn is being treated in hospital. She also has a fractured spine and injured right arm.
News | 28 March 2024
The committee recommended that SAPS finds a way to be less dependent on Public Works
News | 28 March 2024
Irregular and possibly corrupt security contracts led to the widespread destruction of South Africa’s rail network
News | 26 March 2024
There are various ways but remember to apply in time for a special vote if you need one
Explainer | 25 March 2024
A teacher at Vergenoegd Primary in Delft, Cape Town, says they discovered that the bursar office missed payments from August 2023
News | 25 March 2024
Conservationists mount legal challenge to environment minister’s decision on fishing around breeding islands
By John Yeld
News | 22 March 2024
March comes as US admits Palestinians are facing “acute food insecurity”
News | 21 March 2024
SCOPA hears of the substantial obstacles blocking the reopening of Cape Town’s Central Line
News | 21 March 2024
Urban sprawl has disrupted their migratory patterns
News | 19 March 2024
A number of local organisations joined the protest
By Vincent Lali
Brief | 18 March 2024