Fruit farmers challenge Premier’s settlement terms after cannery closure

The Canning Fruit Producers’ Association says the company wants growers to give up potential contractual claims in exchange for financial assistance

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News | 13 November 2026

In photos: meet Cape Town’s street photographers

The photographers charge R15 per photo

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Photo Essay | 13 November 2026

Cape Town café helps former prisoners brew a new life

The Gangstar Café in Mowbray has trained and employed many former prisoners since 2017

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News | 12 November 2026

Khayelitsha families have to use buckets as toilets again

The communal ablution block has been completely vandalised and is no longer functional

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News | 10 November 2026

Labour Court rejects union bid to stop job losses at Tulbagh cannery

The court found that Premier FMCG had followed due process in negotiating voluntary severance packages

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Law | 9 November 2026

Insurer refunds Khayelitsha pensioner after we query funeral policy deductions

Three elderly women say strangers offering vouchers or a business opportunity left them with funeral policy deductions they don’t recall agreeing to.

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News | 9 November 2026

“I fear my home will fall into a sinkhole” says Cape Town resident

Municipality says repair work to continue into February and March 2027

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News | 9 November 2026

SAHRC takes City of Cape Town to court over land sales

Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has accused the commission of “electioneering”

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News | 5 November 2026

Concerns over R15-million plan for Milnerton Lagoon

City of Cape Town wants to dilute pollution by adding sea water

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Feature | 5 November 2026