CAPE Town’s expanding MyCiTi bus network, long touted as one of South Africa’s few public transport success stories, now faces uncertainty amid concerns over future national funding cuts that could ripple far beyond commuters potentially...
TORRENTIAL rain, flooding, uprooted trees and gale-force winds that battered parts of the Western Cape in recent days have triggered a sharp rise in insurance claims, as residents and businesses begin counting the cost of the destruction. The...
JUBILATION erupted at the Pinetown Magistrate’s Court when National Coloured Congress leader and MP Fadiel Adams was released from detention after the court ruled on his Schedule 1 bail application. Magistrate Wendalyn Robinson said she...
A 13-YEAR-OLD dancer from Strand, Daniel Keyser, is set to travel to New York in July after being selected for the American Academy of Ballet’s Summer School of Excellence. He received a scholarship to attend the coveted international dance...
RACIAL segregation in South Africa tore families apart, as Larramie Damstra from Cape Town discovered years after his grandmother passed away. Damstra, a white man from Cape Town, discovered that his grandmother Julia Damstra was...
