Cape Town floods: Six dead and over 40,000 affected

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

SEVERE weather conditions in Cape Town have led to flooding in 26 informal areas, with six reported fatalities and over 40,000 people affected. The City is working ...

In pictures: severe weather impacts Cape Town - flooding, closures, and safety measures

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Officials in Cape Town remain vigilant as adverse weather conditions are expected to continue on Tuesday, prompting preparations for potential impacts.

Domestic worker's toddler killed over cleaning dispute

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

A domestic worker's toddler daughter was killed, allegedly over the fact that she didn't clean the home properly.

Three ways to make your voices heard in the Fair Pay Bill - a step towards wage equality

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Members of the public are encouraged to participate in the discussion surrounding the Fair Pay Bill, which has been officially gazetted for public comment

WATCH: police captain's heroics save the day in crocodile recovery of possible missing person

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Captain Johan " Pottie" Potgieter has been described as selfless, and his actions as an example of the highest standards of service and dedication.

Allegations of bullying linked to SAPS officer’s suicide prompt urgent calls for investigation

Robin-Lee Francke|Updated

SAPS claims that after the meeting with the station commander, the officer told colleagues that he " could not take the abuse anymore".

Taken from her home: urgent search underway for kidnapped toddler Omphile

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Authorities =are on the hunt for a two-year-old girl who was kidnapped from her home early on Saturday, May 2, prompting a widespread search effort.

Moulana Farouk Rylands set for release from Pollsmoor Prison

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

The Muslim Judicial Council (MJC) has confirmed the imminent release of Moulana Mogamat Farouk Rylands.

Arrest of former moulana ignites controversy

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

The moulana was arrested after he was alleged to have breached a court interdict.

High Court halts mortuary construction at one of the oldest active Muslim burial sites

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Judge Gayaat Da Silva Salie ruled in favour of Dr Tolgah Bassier, who challenged the Muslim Cemetery Board’s plan, arguing that the site's title deed strictly stipulated ...

Watch VideoWATCH: Concerns arise as US Marines integrated into Metro Police cadets' fitness training

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

While the City of Cape Town has introduced the United States Marines to share its fitness regimen with Metro Police cadets to build " discipline and readiness", ...

Father sentenced to 30 years for raping his daughter on her 13th birthday

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

It was the girl’s 13th birthday, and he took her to his home with the promise of treating her on her special day. He then forcefully undressed his daughter and raped ...

Serious setback: High Court ruling halts essential mortuary facility for Muslim community

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Are we, as a Muslim community, always to remain dependent on others for critical burial infrastructure, or will we be allowed to develop our own facilities that ...

Alert: over 400 Ford and Toyota Hino vehicles recalled due to safety concerns

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

As safety concerns rise, the NCC urges all owners of the recalled vehicles to remain vigilant and take prompt action for repairs.

Transport minister calls for premeditated murder charges for dangerous drunk drivers

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

The minister suggested law enforcement officers have a flexi-shift system so they are on the roads when motorists need them most.

South African National Blood Service urges blood donations ahead of Easter holidays

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Each unit of blood donated can save up to three lives,.

All you need to know about the temporary road closures during the 2026 CTIJF

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

THE Mother City is bracing for " Africa's grandest gathering", the Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) this week, and with all the buzz around the event, ...

National Consumer Commission recalls baby formula over potential toxin contamination

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Discover why the National Consumer Commission has issued a recall for nearly 3,000 units of baby formula, affecting popular brands and posing potential health risks ...

Safety alert: VW Polo Vivo handbrake issue prompts recall of 25,729 vehicles

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

The National Consumer Commission has confirmed a significant recall of 25,729 VW Polo Vivo vehicles due to a potential safety risk.

Bheki Cele says George building developers 'are holding back information' about the collapse

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Speaking to the media at the site, Cele said the developers and the contractors had been secretive about revealing details of the workers on the site.

Calls for full-scale probe into collapsed building in George

Byron Lukas and Robin-Lee Francke|Published

As rescue operations enter the fifth day, the chairperson of the portfolio committee on human settlements in Parliament, Machwene Semenya, called for an in-depth ...

City centre comes alive: Jazz Fest weekend opens with captivating free concert

Robin-Lee Francke and Staff Reporter|Published

The Cape Town International Jazz Festival takes place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre this weekend. Doors opens at 6pm tonight and 5pm tomorrow, ...

St George’s Cathedral Dean Father Michael Weeder retires

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

Father Michael Weeder retires after 13 years as Dean of the St George’s Cathedral.

World Autism Awareness Day: Health department calls on communities to support those on the spectrum

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

The World Health Organization revealed that one in every 100 children globally has autism.

NSRI continues searching for six fishermen missing at sea

Robin-Lee Francke|Published

The missing men are believed to be from Hout Bay and Hawston.