Bellville traders take City of Cape Town, SAPS and anti-immigrant vigilantes to court

The traders want the court to declare threats and acts of intimidation as unfair discrimination

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News | 21 October 2026

Too much of a good thing: private doctors often take risks with pain medicines

While the public system suffers from too few resources, private doctors often give patients more medication than is safe

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Opinion | 21 October 2026

Fires strike railway line settlement as relocation talks drag on for 13 years

Resettlement of Cape Town’s Siyahlala families unresolved

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News | 20 October 2026

Masiphumelele youth explore ways to access healthy food

Members of the Masiphumelele Creative Hub support community soup kitchens and vegetable gardens

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News | 20 October 2026

Families to return to Bishopscourt, 60 years after forced removals

Cross-subsidised development set to be completed in 2028

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News | 20 October 2026

Gugulethu granny to represent Western Cape at national elderly athletics games

Organised and hosted by the Gugulethu Sport Council, the event is aimed at encouraging active living among senior citizens

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Brief | 19 October 2026

Some relief for Khayelitsha school. But sewage worries remain

Parents at Kuyasa primary want a permanent sewage fix

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News | 19 October 2026

Hundreds march to Parliament over El Niño and hunger

Government officials agreed that action is needed

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News | 16 October 2026

Doubts over the future of MyCiTi buses as Treasury ends grant

Phasing out the national Public Transport Network Grant by 2027/28 threatens the sustainability and expansion of MyCiTi buses, the City says

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News | 16 October 2026