A resident of Kensington has expressed frustration with the poor service provided by the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA). The resident, who relies on PRASA’s train service for her daily commute, described the service as “pathetic” and called on the agency to improve its operations.
The City of Cape Town is heading to court to seek a precautionary interdict against the Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) planned national shutdown. The city is concerned about the potential for violence and disruption to services during the shutdown, and is seeking to prevent any unlawful actions that may occur.
Cape Town’s population of “semigrants” – those who split their time between the city and another location – continues to grow, but the city is confident that it can cope with the influx.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) has called on the Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, to provide assurance that the Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) planned national shutdown will not turn violent. The opposition party expressed concern over the potential for violence and destruction of property during the shutdown, citing previous instances of violence and looting during similar events.
Geordin Hill-Lewis, has issued a warning to the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) against attempting a national shutdown in Cape Town. He stated that the city would not tolerate “that nonsense” and urged the EFF to follow democratic processes instead.
The body of a hiker who fell to his death on Lion’s Head in Cape Town was air-lifted off the mountain on Wednesday. The incident highlights the dangers of hiking in the area and the importance of taking proper safety precautions.
Cape Town Premier Alan Winde faced tough questions over the city’s homelessness crisis during a recent interview. With evictions looming, many are calling for a more compassionate and sustainable approach to addressing the issue.
Comic Con Cape Town is back with a bang and promises to be bigger and better than ever before! This event attracts thousands of cosplay enthusiasts from around the world and offers a chance to showcase their skills in costume design and creation.
The accused gardener in the murder case of a school teacher in Cape Town may be considering a plea deal. The accused, who was previously considered trustworthy by the victim’s family, has been charged with murder and other offenses.
Western Cape residents are expressing their anger towards the Home Affairs booking system, citing it as unhelpful and unfriendly. Despite being a critical service, many feel the department has failed to deliver a user-friendly system that meets the needs of citizens.
