Cape Town

Cape Town traffic jams ‘unavoidable’

Congestion on Cape Town’s roads is unlikely to be completely alleviated, despite the city council’s plans to spend R750 million on road upgrades over the next five years. Transport for Cape Town (TCT) says this is because of the rate at which the city is growing, exacerbated by the inadequate[…]

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Month reprieve for Athlone driving schools

The driving school operators facing a ban from running their businesses at the Athlone Stadium parking area have been given a one-month reprieve. This comes after a group of frustrated driving operators met City of Cape Town officials and Athlone Stadium management to discuss the reasons behind the ban. An[…]

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Teacher appears on rape charge

One of the country’s most prestigious private girls’ schools is dealing with allegations that a teacher raped a pupil – one of two sex assault scandals to rock high schools in the Western Cape this week. The 52-year-old teacher was arrested on Thursday and appeared in the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court[…]

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Eid shopping fest to hit CT

With the countdown to Ramadan, Cape Town is gearing itself for the 6th annual EID Shopping Festival (ESF), set to take place in the Mother City for the very first time. Hosted annually in Johannesburg in association with Gauteng Tourism, this high profile lifestyle cultural festival is going bigger and better than[…]

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Manenberg street committees in action

The Manenberg Community Policing Forum has discharged street committees to mobilize within the precinct in a bid for the community to take back the streets from gang warfare. The policing forum says that their number one priority is to turn these roads into a safe haven for youths as gang[…]

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Paramedics targeted by robbers in Cape Town

A paramedic has told how he feared for his life after the ambulance he was driving was targeted by criminals while he and his partner responded to a call. The man, who asked to remain anonymous, told News24 that they were called out to attend to a patient in Nyanga.[…]

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Malema sets sights on ‘Cape colony’

EFF leader Julius Malema has said that doing well in the Cape Town metro was important as it was the only South African city which represented and “remained a colony”. The commander-in-chief was speaking at the party’s first rally in Gugulethu on Sunday since launching its manifesto two weeks ago[…]

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Cpt claims more than R750k for vandalised clinics

For the last nine months, more than R750 000 in insurance claims had been submitted by the City of Cape Town’s Health Directorate due to an ongoing cycle of crime and vandalism at local clinics, the City said on Tuesday. This, in addition to an already increased budget for security[…]

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