No one sat down with us to explain what happened or how they reached their conclusion,” his mother, Khanyisa Kani, 22, told News24. READ | Cape Town … Read more: Family of Eastern Cape toddler struck and killed by cop car claims case was quietly closed
The first day of voter registration in the Western Cape has gone without serious glitches. Only five voting stations were inaccessible due to the … Read more: No serious glitches in W Cape voter registration – YouTube
… Defence Force soldiers deployed to combat gang violence in the Western Cape say they are finally being treated like human beings. Read more: ‘Everything is better’ for Operation Prosper soldiers relocated to Ysterplaat from Fort Ikapa
Western Cape police spokesman, Captain Frederick van Wyk said: “The Provincial Serious and Violent Crimes Unit detectives are seeking the … Read more: Cops hunt for restaurant izinkabi – Daily Sun
… Cape Town, ahead of local government elections. City of Cape Town MMC for Safety and Security JP Smith confirmed that Sinovuyo Dyokwe was shot … Read more: DA ward candidate gunned down during voter registration in Dunoon – News24
A pensioner has successfully regained ownership of his property after the Western Cape High Court ruled that his daughter breached their sale … Read more: Western Cape High Court rules in favour of pensioner in property dispute with daughter
… Cape Town on Friday. France edged out Japan 4-3 in an enthralling semifinal that saw the teams locked at 3-3 at halftime. A goal-less third … Read more: France and South Africa in the Final! – FIH Hockey
The Riviersonderend mountains, in the Overberg region of Western Cape, are a wild refuge from human activity. (Photo: Wild Restoration). Rupert … Read more: We’ve turned wild landscapes into islands – corridors can reconnect them – Daily Maverick
The matter is scheduled to be heard in the Western Cape High Court on July 15 and 16, 2026. “The committee exists because of an order of the … Read more: Thoko Didiza called to support impeachment committee against Ramaphosa’s interdict