The National Department of Tourism and SANParks announced this week their new plans for ramping up safety measures in Table Mountain National Park.
The Haarlem was a Dutch ship that ran aground in Table Bay in March 1647, and 62 of the crew members stayed in the area to try to save the cargo from the ship.
Human Rights Watch on Wednesday released a report calling on the government to decriminalise sex work in South Africa.
Data from the ISS shows the three main avenues for guns entering the illegal market are fraud and corruption, smuggling, and loss and theft.
Hout Bay Community Crime Prevention's JJ de Villiers said they worry that bail, in some circumstances, granted too easily to repeat offenders.
The country is heading for a crisis based on mid-year population estimates as the growth in population is outpacing economic growth by a wide margin.
Sinaye Mposelwa, 25, appeared in the Wynberg Magistrate?s Court on Monday for the robbery and murder of Ivan Ivanov, a Ukrainian tourist who hiked Chapman?s Peak ...
The son of Ukrainian tourist, Ivan Ivanov, 43, who was stabbed to death on Saturday on the Chapman?s Peak hiking trail said he will never visit SA.
A recent doctoral graduate from Stellenbosch University is building a device that uses technology to help conservationists monitor and protect rhinos.
Table Mountain, the Kruger National Park and the Robben Island Museum attract millions of foreign tourists every year.
A Facebook page is attempting to keep drug users and party-goers abreast of new drugs on the streets of Cape Town.
Eighteen postgraduate students from Stellenbosch University and 25 scientists from UCT are boarding the research vessel Agulhas II today.