One of the first responders to the 1996 Worcester bombing has called on President Zuma to launch a fund for the surviving victims.
Loyiso Nkohla and Andile Lili will appear before an ANC disciplinary committee after their faeces-flinging antics.
The Hawks are struggling to complete their investigation into the “brown envelope” scandal involving former Western Cape premier Ebrahim Rasool.
A case of domestic violence against one of the Cape's top cops has not been reported to the police watchdog Ipid yet.
A security committee has heard that the Western Cape is suffering from a shortage of officers and the unequal distribution of staff across police stations.
Esmaré Weideman became a victim of a fraudulent SIM swop, with R1. 5m being transferred from her home loan account.
Parts of the Western Cape Liquor Act may soon be amended, Finance, Economic Development and Tourism MEC Alan Winde said.
Alcohol, tobacco and dagga - and not tik - have become the drugs of choice for Grade 8, 9 and 10 pupils in the Cape.
Unemployment and substance abuse are the two main problems plaguing towns in the Cape’s Eden district, MPs heard.
The premier says she will fight any legal action challenging the constitutionality of the Western Cape Community Safety Act.
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa says the Western Cape government’s Community Safety Bill is unconstitutional.
The Western Cape government will soon have greater oversight over the province’s men and women in blue.
Public hearings into alleged police inefficiency in Khayelitsha have been postponed until the Constitutional Court rules on the legality of the inquiry.
The woman who died when her car was hit by hijackers during a police chase was described as a loving mother and a passionate worker.
Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille will never forget June 16, 1997 - the day her younger sister's mutilated body was found.
The Hawks have dropped the investigation into the alleged “brown envelope” scandal involving former Cape Argus employees.
Cyril Ramaphosa has urged residents of Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain not to take the law into their own hands when dealing with criminals.
Waiting four hours for a police van and being told to “get out” of a police station are just some of the complaints received by a hotline.
Social workers have visited the 80-year-old Parkwood woman neighbours claim is being kept in her council flat against her will.
Passengers using the MyCiTi West Coast route have found a way of cheating the fare system.
Increased delivery, accountability and a bigger focus on the youth - that’s what the DA in the Western Cape is promising.
A crime researcher has called for the probe into police inefficiency in Khayelitsha to be extended to police service nationally.
“The issue with the police is a systematic issue, it does not just relate to one or two rotten apples. ”
Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant has turned her attention to “other work” in the midst of a violent farmworker strike.
The international image of the Western Cape could suffer damage should the violent farmworker protest continue unabated.